Things have been quiet in regards to Aaron Rodgers' playing future. The experiment with the New York Jets went up in flames, and a new regime with the franchise is ready to move on from the future Hall of Famer.

Free agent quarterback Aaron Rodgers seemingly confirmed that he will, at long last, sign with the Pittsburgh Steelers. Aaron Rodgers was released by the New York Jets in March following a disastrous 2024 season.

While airing his grievances about the health care system and doctors who practice socialized medicine, Aaron Rodgers revaled that people close to him have cancer.

Early on in the 2025 NFL offseason, the Minnesota Vikings were connected heavily to future Hall of Fame quarterback Aaron Rodgers. Since then, they have seemingly decided to pass on him and focus on the future with J.J. McCarthy under center.

The New York Jets opted to move on from Aaron Rodgers and there certainly wasn't any love lost between the two sides. Rodgers joined "The Pat McAfee Show" this offseason to discuss his exit from the Jets along with a handful of other topics.

Danica Patrick said the most painful thing she’s ever experienced was her breakup with Aaron Rodgers in 2020. During an appearance on “The Sage Steele Show, ” the former NASCAR driver said their “emotionally abusive” relationship “wore me down to nothing.”

Jets head coach Aaron Glenn is clearly a big fan of quarterback Justin Fields, and he made it clear this week that he prefers Fields' quiet leadership style to the more high-profile approach of some o

Aaron Rodgers didn't hesitate to name LeBron James about the Diddy case. Sean "Diddy" Combs is currently facing a high-profile trial on charges of sex trafficking, racketeering conspiracy, and transporting individuals for the purpose of prostitution.

Aaron Glenn is making something clear ahead of his first season as coach of the New York Jets — he respects offseason acquisition Justin Fields and expects his players to rally around their new quarterback.

A full look at Aaron Rodgers’ legendary NFL journey—from his Green Bay Packers glory years to his headline-making move to the New York Jets.

The former Alabama All-American will be seeking his first playoff appearance in his seventh season with the NFL team.