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Aaron Rodgers reveals marriage during Pittsburgh Steelers minicamp

Aaron Rodgers revealed he has been married for a few months during his first media appearance at Steelers minicamp, wearing a wedding band on his left hand.

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ESPN's Adam Schefter had a very interesting take regarding new Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Aaron Rodgers.

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Steelers rumors: Pittsburgh’s top 2 QB priorities before ‘pivoting’ to Aaron Rodgers

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NFL Free Agency 2025: Ranking the 10 Best Unsigned Players Under 30

After months of rumors, the Pittsburgh Steelers finally signed the NFL's oldest notable free agent, quarterback Aaron Rodgers, last week.

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Steelers’ Aaron Rodgers drops ‘soul’ revelation on playing decision

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With Steelers, Aaron Rodgers Joins List of NFL Vets Who Might Go Out on Top in 2025

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Steelers 53-man roster prediction before minicamp

Here is our updated 53-man roster prediction, including several guys on the bubble between the final roster and the practice squad.

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Aaron Rodgers’ Steelers contract details revealed

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Steelers' T.J. Watt Reportedly Won't Attend Minicamp Amid Desire for New Contract

Colts QB Anthony Richardson 'Destined' To Join Steelers In Goofy ESPN Claim

Another injury for Anthony Richardson has soured his prospects as the Indianapolis Colts' starting quarterback though some are already projecting a new place for him with the Pittsburgh Steelers.

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ESPN debates if Aaron Rodgers can lead Steelers to playoff success

The new Aaron Rodgers debate is if he can be the difference maker in a playoff team or playoff wins for the Pittsburgh Steelers this season. ESPN’s Peter Schrager can see it, so long as he just plays football,

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ESPN Host and Former Pittsburgh Steeler Ryan Clark Blasts Team for Signing Aaron Rodgers

Former Pittsburgh Steelers safety Ryan Clark is not a fan of the team signing quarterback Aaron Rodgers, and he’s letting everyone know it. Clark, 45, is now an ESPN football analyst and he appeared on SportsCenter on Thursday,

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'What Tom Brady Did as a 40 Y/O Was an Anomaly': ESPN Analyst Urges Steelers Fans Not to Expect a Deep Playoff Run From Aaron Rodgers

One of the craziest things about Tom Brady’s career, alongside his Super Bowl rings, is how long he played at a high level. He spent 23 years in the league, from age 23 to 45.