Aaron Rodgers’ future is anybody’s guess at this moment. The four-time NFL MVP played the 2025 season with the Pittsburgh Steelers, leading them to the AFC North title before the Houston Texans eliminated them in the wild-card round.

Rodgers reportedly took responsibility for the season-ending loss.

The potential final postgame press conference of Aaron Rodgers’ career ended abruptly. The Steelers’ quarterback dropped an f-bomb and appeared to cut his Q&A short after getting a second straight question regarding Pittsburgh coach Mike Tomlin’s future.

Ever since Mike Tomlin parted ways with the Steelers after a remarkable 19-year run, fans and analysts have buzzed with one big question: Could Aaron Rodgers make a return to Pittsburgh? This latest report on the Steelers’ head coaching search might just tip the scales,

PITTSBURGH -- The Pittsburgh Steelers are in a situation they haven't found themselves in since 2007 as they search for a new head coach. Following Mike Tomlin's surprising decision to step down from the organization, the Steelers will name just the fourth ...

New Pittsburgh Steelers head coach Mike McCarthy addressed a potential reunion with Aaron Rodgers as the team awaits the four-time MVP’s decision.

McCarthy went 125-77 with the Green Bay Packers with Rodgers as his primary quarterback and then had five-year stint coaching the Dallas Cowboys that ended in 2024. NFL Network's Tom Pelissero said this week that Rodgers has a great deal of respect for McCarthy and their relationship could result in a reunion in Pittsburgh.