Aaron Rodgers is back in the Jeffrey Epstein conversation, even though the interview making the rounds isn’t new.

The legendary quarterback, 42, was asked about his future in the NFL during a post-game press conference after the Pittsburgh Steelers were knocked out of the playoffs by the Houston Texans on Monday, Jan. 12.

Maybe the Steelers still have a chance of keeping Aaron Rodgers after all — and perhaps one of the candidates for their coaching vacancy could help with that. ESPN reported Sunday that the Steelers still “remain open” to bringing Rodgers back for 2026,

Aaron Rodgers has weighed in on the recent controversy surrounding his top target DK Metcalf. The NFL on Monday imposed a two-game suspension on Metcalf after the Steelers wide receiver punched a fan during a game against the Detroit Lions at Ford Field in ...

During his media availability on Thursday, Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Aaron Rodgers took a massive shot at the New York Jets.

Amid Super Bowl champion Mike McCarthy gaining interest for the Pittsburgh Steelers’ head-coaching position, a college football head coach of the Atlantic Coast Conference is also at the top of the list.