The Pittsburgh Steelers' signing of Aaron Rodgers has been a success thus far, but could their relationship carry on into 2026? Here's what ESPN's Jeremy Fowler is hearing on the subject.

The Steelers legend believed one of Rodgers's interceptions in Week 7's loss to the Bengals wasn't completely his fault.

Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Aaron Rodgers is apparently making the team rethink their grand plans for 2026. Rodgers, who is 41, stated before the season this would likely be his last year, but the four-time MVP has surged the Steelers to an above-average offense and is playing at a high level.

It's time for the most anticipated game of the Green Bay Packers' regular season. On “Sunday Night Football,” the Packers play the Pittsburgh Steelers for the first time ever that quarterback Aaron Rodgers will face his old team.

The Green Bay Packers have won two in a row. As the joke from Major League II goes, one more and that will be called a winning streak. In order to get on a winn

The Week 8 matchup between the Steelers and Packers will likely carry some extra emotional weight for Pittsburgh's No. 8.

Aaron Rodgers has beaten 31 of 32 NFL teams. The last one on his list? The Green Bay Packers. What will probably be his one and only chance is coming Sunday night.

“If Rodgers can lead the Steelers to a win over Green Bay, he'll join Tom Brady, Peyton Manning, Drew Brees and Brett Favre as the only quarterbacks in NFL history who have beaten all 32 teams. It's among the most exclusive clubs that a quarterback can join, and Rodgers could have his membership by the end of Sunday night,” he wrote .