Aaron Rodgers has spent the past few years at the center of NFL drama. We saw the abrupt end of his Green Bay tenure, the short-lived New York Jets experiment, the devastating Achilles injury, and finally his release in 2025. At 41 years old, he could have walked away. Instead, he signed a one-year deal with the Pittsburgh Steelers . That's a move that many thought was about nostalgia or pride. After his Week 1 performance against his former team, though, it’s clear that this Rodgers still has plenty of fire left. With this version of him, the Steelers might just have what it takes to chase a Super Bowl.

Steelers outlast Jets in a thriller

In one of Week 1’s most thrilling contests, the Steelers edged the Jets 34-32 in Rodgers’ black-and-gold debut . The four-time MVP torched hi

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