The Pittsburgh Steelers are trying to figure out what direction they're going at quarterback in 2026. They'd love to have Aaron Rodgers back in the building, commanding the offense for a second year under new head coach Mike McCarthy.
The Pittsburgh Steelers wrapped up the 2025 season facing big questions about their future at quarterback. Aaron Rodgers, now 42, delivered an above-average performance that steadied the offense, but uncertainty followed once the year ended and long-time Head Coach Mike Tomlin stepped down.
It is possible that football fans have seen the last of Aaron Rodgers as a player in the NFL. The future Pro Football Hall of Fame quarterback still has
Can you name the active NFL quarterbacks with at least 100 career touchdown passes?
In this business, you meet a lot of people who talk about the “grind,” but few who have actually lived it in the trenches of the NFL and come out the other side with their perspective intact.
Some franchises' best efforts have not led to victory parades or even Super Bowl berths. Because of untimely injuries, unfortunate circumstances, or myriad other reasons, many teams' plans throughout NFL history have not produced the desired result.
The Pittsburgh Steelers are facing complete uncertainty surrounding their quarterback position for 2026. Future Hall of Fame quarterback Aaron Rodgers provided the Steelers with efficient play in 2025, leading them to the AFC North title.
Super Bowl week has delivered a renewed round of player interviews, and most of it isn't good for Minnesota Vikings 22-year-old quarterback J.J. McCarthy.
During a Thursday appearance on the "Nightcap" program, Jones was asked about the recent rumors that have linked Rodgers with the Vikings.
The Pittsburgh Steelers recently hired Mike McCarthy to be their next head coach. The hire was surprising to some because the Steelers have a long history of being led by defensive-minded head coaches.
You thought you were safe from the boogeyman in 2026? Think again. One of the big Vikings stories of last offseason has reared its ugly head again, with Pro Football Talk's Mike Florio telling a Pittsburgh radio station that we can't rule out the possibility of Aaron Rodgers donning a purple jersey in 2026.
For years, Thanksgiving belonged to the NFL, but Christmas belonged to the NBA. Occasionally, an NFL game would fall on Christmas, but it was anomalous, even avoided if possible.
The Pittsburgh Steelers have a new head coach and an entirely new coaching staff as the team moves into the 2026 league year. It's a brand new vision of one of the most historical franchises in the NFL.
When the Pittsburgh Steelers signed Aaron Rodgers to be their quarterback, their hope was that his football IQ would not only lead to better plays on the field, but also having the team around him develop more.
Could Rodgers chose another team over the Steelers or retirement?
As the Pittsburgh Steelers enter the 2026 offseason, a familiar question looms once again: who will lead the offense at quarterback? Aaron Rodgers, now 42, has not announced whether he plans to retire or return for another season in the Steel City.
Every Green Bay Packers fan in the last 15 years has shared in the frustration of playoff failure. Despite fielding regular-season juggernauts, the franchise has not returned to the Promised Land since Aaron Rodgers hoisted a Lombardi Trophy in Super Bowl XLV.
The Pittsburgh Steelers' new regime is slowly starting to come together under new head coach, Mike McCarthy, Pittsburgh's first new coach in nearly 20 years.
Right now, the Pittsburgh Steelers are in a holding pattern. Aaron Rodgers could be back in 2026 given the string of hirings made by the Steelers brass, none of which matter more than Mike McCarthy. If by some chance Rodgers is not the answer in 2026, the Steelers don’t have look far, as Will Howard is waiting in the wings.
Aaron Rodgers and the Pittsburgh Steelers finished the 2025 NFL regular season with a 10-7 record, just squeaking out the AFC North title and the No. 4 seed in the AFC playoffs.
The Pittsburgh Steelers are at another crossroads as it concerns their offensive talent. The team had another season of inconsistent offensive play, with no particular position to blame due to the overall inconsistency across the board.
The Pittsburgh Steelers have three different doors they can open when it comes to the quarterback position in 2026. Door number one is the return of Aaron Rodgers, which continues to pick up steam following many of the Steelers' coaching hires.
Rodgers first had McCarthy as a head coach with the Green Bay Packers from 2006 through a portion of the 2018 campaign.
The Minnesota Vikings had a rough 2025 season, which ended with the team missing the NFL Playoffs. That was a tough turn of events for the franchise, who excelled in 2024.
Aaron Rodgers may already know what he is planning to do for the 2026 NFL season.
McCarthy first served as Rodgers' head coach with the Green Bay Packers from 2006 through a portion of the 2018 season, and some have wondered how close the two are this winter.
With the Pittsburgh Steelers entering the 2026 offseason in flux, featuring a new head coach and a pivotal quarterback decision looming, fans and analysts alike are asking: Is Aaron Rodgers retiring?
As soon as the Steelers decided on Mike McCarthy as their next head coach, talk about an Aaron Rodgers reunion began to swirl. Rodgers signed with the Steelers largely due to Mike Tomlin, so the longtime coach’s resignation seemed to signal the end of the veteran quarterback’s time in Pittsburgh.
Mike McCarthy was officially introduced as the new head coach of the Pittsburgh Steelers on Tuesday, and he shed some light on whom his quarterback might be in 2026.
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