A former Pittsburgh Steelers coach did not hold back when talking about Aaron Rodgers.

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Aaron Rodgers has yet to make a decision on whether to sign with a new team for the 2025 season after two years with the New York Jets or walk away from the game altogether. He made clear over the ...

Aaron Rodgers continues to drop hints that he's planning to join the Pittsburgh Steelers for the 2025 NFL season. The latest example came at an event with rapper "Mike Stud" in Austin, Texas.

So, I have a lot of things that are taking my attention,” Aaron Rodgers explained via Sporting News. “Because the conversations have been had. There's no more contemplation. I'm taking care of ...

It's been over two months since veteran quarterback Aaron Rodgers became a free agent, and he still hasn't signed with a team. According to one recent report, that may change in the next couple of ...

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Rodgers revealed he had a new girlfriend named Brittani in December Nina Westervelt/CBS via Getty Images Aaron Rodgers shared a rare update about his dating life during a new interview with Pat ...

Aaron Rodgers has surprised many NFL fans by dragging his free agency out for more than a month and counting, and the star quarterback provided some insight on Thursday about why he has taken so ...

As four-time MVP quarterback Aaron Rodgers remains in the free agency pool, another potential option may have opened up for him in the NFL. The New Orleans Saints could be desperate for a veteran ...

Two numbers will be tied to Hank Aaron forever. There was 715, the number of career home runs he reached to dethrone Babe Ruth as the all-time big fly king in 1974, in one of the most iconic moments ...