Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Aaron Rodgers signaled his frustration at the NFL for banning his old helmet model when he spoke to the media on Tuesday. Rodgers is miffed with having to find a new helmet after wearing his Schutt Air XP Q11 helmet for his entire career after it failed to pass NFL safety regulations.

The Pittsburgh Steelers have brought in a veteran to be the starting quarterback for the second consecutive season. However, this time around it is four-time league MVP Aaron Rodgers as he looks to end his career on a high note in Pittsburgh.

A s the Pittsburgh Steelers played the waiting game with Aaron Rodgers, the decision for the mercurial quarterback, which he acknowledged last week in his first press conference a

Former Pittsburgh Steelers cornerback Joe Haden advised new quarterback Aaron Rodgers on how it is playing for Mike Tomlin. Haden spent five seasons with the Steelers after being released by the Cleveland Browns before the 2017 NFL season.

Several Steelers — including T.J. Watt and Roman Wilson — are joining Aaron Rodgers in switching to the innovative F7 Pro helmet in 2025.

Aaron Rodgers' move to the Pittsburgh Steelers has sparked controversy, with Skip Bayless launching a scathing online rant. Bayless, amidst his own career struggles, labeled the Steelers the "worst team in the NFL" due to Rodgers' arrival.

During his introductory press conference with the Pittsburgh Steelers, quarterback Aaron Rodgers addressed the widespread speculation of why he waited until June to finally sign with the team. While he acknowledged early conversations with other teams,

Aaron Rodgers and the Pittsburgh Steelers are headed into a 2025 season that has just one goal attached to it. They want to win a Super Bowl. Signing a 41-year-old quarterback is a clear sign that they want to win. Rodgers has the talent still to help them pursue that goal. However, there are a lot of questions that need to be answered.