From a $14,650 NFL fine and a lost sponsorship deal to a Pittsburgh Steelers comeback at age 42, Aaron Rodgers' COVID-19 vaccine refusal has defined his public identity more than almost anything he has done on the field.

The Steelers have a timeline on Aaron Rodgers’ decision about his future. Pittsburgh owner Art Rooney II told the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette he expects an answer from the four-time league MVP quarterback on whether he’ll return to the Steelers or retire ...

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See more of our trusted coverage when you search. Prefer Newsweek on Google to see more of our trusted coverage when you search. “I am not entirely convinced that the Steelers want Rodgers back,” Siciliano told the Heed the Call NFL Podcast on Wednesday.

One week away from the 2026 NFL draft, the Pittsburgh Steelers are still waiting word from Aaron Rodgers about his plans for the upcoming season.