Legendary Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Terry Bradshaw said in May it would be a "joke" if Aaron Rodgers joined the Steelers as their new QB. Rodgers has responded.

Aaron Rodgers seems to be bonding well with his new Pittsburgh Steelers teammates after they began training camp for the 2025 campaign.

“At Packers camp today — coach Matt LaFleur says former OC Nathaniel Hackett has rejoined the staff in ‘an analyst role for our defense,’” Sports Illustrated’s Albert Breer posted Thursday. “This is becoming more common across the league, where an offensive coach comes in to give the defense his perspective or vice versa.”

Sure, Aaron Rodgers will never be as good again as his prime with the Green Bay Packers, but the Pittsburgh Steelers are still getting a quality quarterback to run the show on the field in the coming 2025 NFL season.

One of Aaron Rodgers' longtime favorite targets appears to be trending down in the New York Jets' offense under the command of Justin Fields.

Aaron Rodgers feels supported and excited in this new chapter of his NFL career, and he says he would like to get know one of his bigger critics on a deeper level.

Roughly 13 months after being elected the new president and CEO of the Green Bay Packers, Ed Policy assumed the role from Mark Murphy at Friday's Annual Meeting of Shareholders inside Lambeau Field.

Los Angeles Rams receiver Davante Adams spent half of the 2024 season with his old quarterback, Aaron Rodgers, on the New York Jets. The results weren't awful — Adams caught 67 receptions for 854 yards and seven touchdowns — but the Jets went 3-8 in his 11 games before the team moved on from Rodgers and Adams.