Aug 03, 2026; Latrobe, PA, USA; Pittsburgh Steelers head coach Mike McCarthy talks with quarterback Aaron Rodgers (8) during a practice session at Training camp at Saint Vincent College. Mandatory Credit: Barry Reeger-Imagn Images Credit: IMAGN IMAGES via Reuters Connect (Reuters) The 2026 NFL season is already heating up a month before kickoff after Aaron Rodgers‘ recent ESPN appearance on “The Pat McAfee Show.

Nick Herbig details why the Pittsburgh Steelers defense is motivated to give legendary quarterback Aaron Rodgers everything in his final NFL season.

Pittsburgh Steelers QB Aaron Rodgers sounded off on a number of issues on Monday, and head coach Mike McCarthy had some thoughts.

Aaron Rodgers’ outburst on The Pat McAfee Show earlier this week was one for the ages and has already sparked a response internally at ESPN. The 41-year-old quarterback for the Pittsburgh Steelers is heading into his final-ever season in the NFL before hanging up his cleats.

Though Aaron Rodgers’ first year in Pittsburgh ended in an especially sickening manner, he's now enjoying a meaningful summer of renewal.

Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Aaron Rodgers isn't waiting until the regular season to make headlines. Despite flirting with retirement earlier this year, Rodgers agreed to a deal with the Steelers that's worth up to $25 million for the 2026 season.

Led by new defensive coordinator Patrick Graham, the Steelers' defense made a bevy of notable plays during the first two days of padded practice. That was the case even with the absence of defensive backs Jalen Ramsey and Joey Porter Jr .

Aaron Rodgers finds himself in a familiar but less flattering spot this summer as the Pittsburgh Steelers prepare for what many view as one last push with the veteran quarterback under center.

Aaron Rodgers is sharing portions of his long-awaited reconciliation with his family after a decade-long estrangement. “I have been very closed off about that part of my life and I want to keep it that way,

Pittsburgh Steelers fans won't like where 50 NFL coaches and executives recently ranked quarterback Aaron Rodgers among his peers.