Former Steelers safety Ryan Clark offered a controversial take — arguing that both Aaron Rodgers and Mike Tomlin have underachieved in their careers.

A former NFL player says Aaron Rodgers consistently complained about dysfunction in the Jets organization while with the team.

The Pittsburgh Steelers and Green Bay Packers will face off against each other in Week 8 of the 2025 NFL season on Sunday Night Football. That game will feature new Steelers quarterback Aaron Rodgers going up against his old team and his replacement in Jordan Love.

Steelers legend Joey Porter Sr. shared what has him most excited about watching Aaron Rodgers compete in Pittsburgh.

I believe that Aaron Rodgers and Mike Tomlin have underachieved based on their potential,” Clark said on ESPN's Get Up. “When I walked off the field in the Super Bowl in 2011 in February in Dallas, I knew I had just played the best quarterback I’d ever seen.

The Pittsburgh Steelers appear to be a potential Super Bowl contender heading into the 2025 NFL season. After officially signing Aaron Rodgers, their chances jumped significantly, although there are still a lot more questions that need to be answered.

The Pittsburgh Steelers made the decision to trade George Pickens with Aaron Rodgers’ arrival in mind. Rodgers had not yet signed with the Steelers when Pickens was dealt to the Dallas Cowboys on May 7.

The Rams' top priority was to make sure Matthew Stafford returned in 2025, but if he didn't, Aaron Rodgers was possible.