A Super Bowl-winning legend with the Pittsburgh Steelers didn’t hide his frustration and shared a very strong opinion about the possible arrival of Aaron Rodgers to the franchise for the 2025 NFL season.

Two months after his six-hour visit to the Pittsburgh Steelers (March 21st), Aaron Rodgers is yet to make an official announcement about his NFL future. The star quarterback was linked with multiple teams during the offseason,

The Fall of Favre" when the film is reliving Brett Favre's late career stops, and a graphic shows when he signed with the Minnesota Vikings: Aug. 18, 2009. Aug. 18? That can't be possible. That was a few days before the Vikings' second preseason game.

Green Bay Packers legend Aaron Rodgers has been one of the most talked-about names in the NFL throughout the 2025 offseason. While he's still a free agent, he is expected to play during the upcoming campaign and will likely be playing with the Pittsburgh Steelers.

The Aaron Rodgers–Steelers rumors have picked up steam again, and not everyone is buying the hype. While many have speculated that Pittsburgh could and should make a move for the four-time MVP, one former Super Bowl champion just stepped in with a harsh reality check.