Pittsburgh Steelers fans have one of Aaron Rodgers’ new family members to thank for him joining the team. "I was taking orders from my (new) sister-in-law, Mia,” Rodgers, 41, recently told The Athletic of how he was convinced to take a one-year,

A recent item from Christopher Barbre of SteelerNation.com raises red flags about Aaron Rodgers's performance in training camp. The concern is a familiar one for late-career Aaron Rodgers. Not enough balls down the field. Too many short passes and checkdowns.

Aaron Rodgers ' NFL career is backed by family. The new Steelers quarterback, 41, opened up to The Athletic about his one-year, $13.65 million contract with the Pittsburgh team, revealing that one of his new in-laws had a large influence on his decision after being released by the New York Jets in March.