For the first 18 years of his illustrious career, quarterback and Chicago Bears tormentor Aaron Rodgers was scary. The last two years, not so much. Granted, the future Hall of Famer and ayahuasca enthusiast missed almost the entire 2023 season with an injury,

Aaron Rodgers finally ended up with the Pittsburgh Steelers after a long flirtation, but the star quarterback nearly had another offseason suitor.

Aaron Rodgers revealed at a press conference Tuesday that he secretly married someone “a couple months ago,” but he didn’t reveal any basic details, such as the name of his questionably lucky

Aaron Rodgers officially signed with the Pittsburgh Steelers last week, and among those to congratulate him on joining his new team was former teammate and Green Bay Packers quarterback Jordan Love. Though Rodgers and Love were put into an awkward position when the Packers drafted Love in the first round in 2020,

Browns superstar defensive end Myles Garrett is excited to put new Steelers quarterback Aaron Rodgers "in the graveyard."

Four-time NFL MVP Aaron Rodgers signed with the Pittsburgh Steelers, ending his offseason-long deliberation process that left the franchise awaiting his decision for several weeks. The team announced Thursday that it came to terms with Rodgers,

The Packers have been adding to the WR room, leaving one member behind, with Aaron Rodgers signing with the Steelers, that underutilized WR has a way out.