Coach Mike Tomlin is exactly what Rodgers needs to finish his career, but there is a potential downside to this union.

The Jets' running back room has some help in new quarterback Justin Fields. But this running back could be New York's breakout player.

Aaron Rodgers wants to return this season, ... Aaron Rodgers says Jets' playoff chances will factor into potential return The Jets are 4-7 and in 15th in the AFC. By Ryan Morik Fox News.

The Pittsburgh Steelers may be in the market for receiver depth, and there are multiple veteran free agents who could fit the current roster.

The Pittsburgh Steelers were notably put in a difficult situation at quarterback during the 2025 offseason. The organization wanted to bring back Justin Fields, but he agreed to a deal with the New York Jets shortly after the negotiating period ahead of free agency opening.

With a potential Rodgers comeback looming, here's where the Jets stand in the playoff race. Aaron Rodgers of the New York Jets is seen at MetLife Stadium on October 29 in East Rutherford, New Jersey.

February 10 - Aaron Rodgers headlines the list of veteran quarterbacks expected to be on the move this offseason, and several potential landing spots have emerged as the favorite next NFL ...

The Pittsburgh Steelers are heading into the start of their 2025 training camp this week, and there is going to be a lot of eyes on the big name additions that Omar Khan managed to bring to Pittsburgh this offseason.

EAST RUTHERFORD, N.J. (AP) — The Miami Dolphins were struggling midway through the season, playing nothing like a potential playoff contender. “We started off 2-6,” wide receiver Jaylen ...

Aaron Rodgers has long been vocal that he wants to return this season – but he's not going to force it. The four-time MVP suffered what everyone thought was a season-ending injury in just his ...

It's hardly a hot take to say that Jets owner Woody Johnson ran it back with head coach Robert Saleh and offensive coordinator Nathaniel Hackett for another year because they're backed by Rodgers. Thus, the future Hall of Famer should serve as the loudest voice on practice fields and in huddles.