LATROBE, Pa. — Aaron Rodgers has a well-documented suspicious streak, and at some point this past spring — during one of many conversations exploring a potential partnership — the four-time MVP wondered how Mike Tomlin’s recall could be so acutely accurate? Is he taking notes? Rodgers wondered.

Aaron Rodgers' signing by the Steelers brings high expectations, with former Jets GM suggesting both he and coach Tomlin could be at risk if the season falters

Forget Super Bowl, the Pittsburgh Steelers haven’t won a playoff game since January 2017. As for Aaron Rodgers, his playoff winless streak goes back to January 2021. Now, the Steelers are banking on the 41-year-old quarterback having enough left in the tank to help them advance further into the postseason in 2025.

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The Pittsburgh Steelers were notably put in a difficult situation at quarterback during the 2025 offseason. The organization wanted to bring back Justin Fields, but he agreed to a deal with the New York Jets shortly after the negotiating period ahead of free agency opening.

Coach Mike Tomlin is exactly what Rodgers needs to finish his career, but there is a potential downside to this union.

Less than two months since he signed with the Pittsburgh Steelers, Aaron Rodgers has already discovered a lot of parallels between his current team and the organization he spent the first 18 years of his NFL career playing for.

Mike Tomlin sounds like he thinks his quarterback issues are solved with Aaron Rodgers but he might be the real problem.

The bond between Mike Tomlin and Aaron Rodgers has been growing long before the Steelers QB officially signed on the dotted line.

The Pittsburgh Steelers may very well be the last stop of Aaron Rodgers' incredible career. The veteran signed a one-year deal with the franchise, and the expectation is that he will announce his retirement in the 2026 offseason.