Aaron Rodgers
Quarterback
Ht: 6' 2" Wt: 223 Age: 41 Exp: 21 years College: California Drafted: 2005 R1 24
Avg FF PTS
19.85
Per Game
Cumulative FF PTS
317.55
Position Rank: 15th
Projected FF PTS
N/A
Week 22
Upside / Downside
-26
Week 22
Posted: 6/17/2025 2:57 pm GMT
Dallas Cowboys WR George Pickens was evaluated to be someone Pittsburgh Steelers QB Aaron Rodgers wouldn't gel with, and that's one of the reasons he was traded to the Cowboys, according to sources.
Huddle Up: Pickens has top-15 talent at the position, and he'll have every opportunity to hone in that potential in Dallas opposite of CeeDee Lamb. Ask anyone with skin in the game, and they'll tell you 90% of receivers have maturity issues. He'll have to fall in line behind Lamb, who has established himself as the guy. Pickens will be a low-end WR2 in fantasy drafts.
Posted: 6/17/2025 2:54 pm GMT
Pittsburgh Steelers QB Aaron Rodgers has drawn rave reviews from a couple of NFL scouts. "Look, the mobility is an issue, there's no doubt," an AFC executive said. "But where he helps them is with the plus arm strength and the field vision from the pocket. They haven't had that. I'm not sure that will be enough, but the offense will be at least respectable." "He's still throwing the (crap) out of the ball, honestly," a veteran NFL offensive coach said. "He's the best quarterback they've had since (Ben Roethlisberger). We will see how the body holds up, but I think he's going to help them immensely."
Huddle Up: Rodgers has looked like a shell of himself the last couple of years because that mobility was an issue following the Achilles tear. He'll have some pieces around him to help if he can get the ball out quickly. Still, though, he's at best a matchup play and a QB2 in fantasy.
Posted: 6/07/2025 1:53 pm GMT
Updating a previous report, free-agent QB Aaron Rodgers (Jets) is officially signing his one-year contract with the Pittsburgh Steelers Saturday, June 7.
Posted: 6/05/2025 7:13 pm GMT
Free-agent QB Aaron Rodgers (Jets) reportedly informed the Pittsburgh Steelers on Thursday, June 5, that he intends to sign a one-year contract with the team and attend minicamp next week, according to sources.
Huddle Up: The Steelers finally have the quarterback they have been waiting on for about three months. The 41-year-old Rodgers is obviously no longer a league MVP candidate and is coming off a season in which he only completed 63% of his passes, but it is still hard to believe he is not a much better starting option for Pittsburgh than Mason Rudolph. The next question that needs to be answered is whether the Steelers will be running offensive coordinator Arthur Smith's offense or what Rodgers is comfortable with, which seemed to be the case during his time with the New York Jets. Either way, fantasy managers should consider Rodgers a middling QB2 option in 2025.
Posted: 6/02/2025 2:37 pm GMT
Free-agent QB Aaron Rodgers (Jets) hasn't committed to the Pittsburgh Steelers, NFL Network insider Tom Pelissero said on The Rich Eisen Show. "I have been told that he has not affirmatively told the Steelers that he's coming. Certainly, all indications -- if you just look at it logically -- are that he's coming, based on his comments about, 'Hey, there's a team that plays in Chicago I might play for; I'm not playing in New Orleans,"' Pelissero remarked. "He took one visit [with the Steelers]. He's been throwing with DK Metcalf. He talks all the time with Mike Tomlin. I know he's talked with Arthur Smith. So, there are all these signs that he's coming, but he has not affirmatively said, 'Hey, June 9 -- book me a ticket, I'm coming in and I'm going to join this team."'
Huddle Up: Rodgers had just four games with more than 20 fantasy points last season, but he did show sparks like in Week 18 with 274 passing yards, four TDs and 1 INT. He could be a matchup play if he goes to Pittsburgh, but he is devoid of much upside in leagues that don't start two QBs.
Posted: 5/25/2025 3:25 pm GMT
Free-agent QB Aaron Rodgers (Jets) said that he is not interested in playing for the New Orleans Saints, while participating in a question-and-answer session with fans attending rapper Mike Stud's concert Friday, May 23, in Austin, Texas.
Huddle Up: Joining the Pittsburgh Steelers continues to be the most likely scenario for the 41-year-old Rodgers, although there is no timetable for when he will officially sign with the team. QBs Tyler Shough and Spencer Rattler appear to be the frontrunners for the Saints' starting job but neither player should be viewed as anything more than a low-end QB2 option in deeper fantasy leagues.
Posted: 5/23/2025 6:01 pm GMT
Free-agent QB Aaron Rodgers (Jets) could sign with the Pittsburgh Steelers in the next week or two, in the opinion of ESPN's Adam Schefter.
"My guess is, he's going to wind up going (to the Steelers). We've heard Art Rooney, the team owner, say he expects Aaron Rodgers to sign there - and they have a mandatory minicamp from June 10 to 12. I would think that Rodgers is on the table here in the next week or so," Schefter said during a recent appearance on ESPN Milwaukee's "Jen, Gabe, and Chewy" podcast.
Huddle Up: Schefter's educated guess makes sense, as teams typically like to know whom they are going into battle with by the time mandatory minicamps kick off. It also makes sense that Rodgers would have announced his retirement by now if that was still an option. Assuming if/when Rodgers signs, every key player associated with the Pittsburgh offense - specifically DK Metcalf - becomes much more attractive for fantasy purposes than they would have otherwise been with Mason Rudolph.
Posted: 5/22/2025 5:56 pm GMT
Free-agent QB Aaron Rodgers (Jets) remains undecided about his playing future as of Thursday, May 22, but the Pittsburgh Steelers remain open to signing him, according to team president Art Rooney II, who repeated the team will wait for him "a little while longer."
Huddle Up: Recent reports seem to suggest that Rodgers' personal issues are less of an issue now than they were a month or two ago, seemingly clearing the way for him to sign with the Steelers soon. The funny thing about the situation is that each side needs the other: Rodgers does not have another great option as far as teams to sign with, and Pittsburgh needs a player like Rodgers if it wants to have a realistic chance of being a viable playoff contender in 2025. Expect a deal to get done eventually.
Posted: 5/18/2025 8:02 pm GMT
Free-agent QB Aaron Rodgers (Jets) has not been considered as a possible option for the New Orleans Saint after QB Derek Carr's retirement.
Huddle Up: The Saints seem prepared to go with Tyler Shough or Spencer Rattler as their starting quarterback in 2025. Shough probably will enter training camp as the leading candidate for the job, but neither he nor Rattler are more than No. 2 fantasy quarterbacks.
Posted: 5/08/2025 5:12 am GMT
Free-agent QB Aaron Rodgers (Jets) has been in communication with the Pittsburgh Steelers during the offseason and, according to ESPN's Brooke Pryor, it is "unlikely that Rodgers wasn't privy" to the team's decision to trade WR George Pickens to the Dallas Cowboys.
Huddle Up: Pryor notes Rodgers' history of high expectations when it comes to his receivers, and that it may have been an issue given Pickens' track record of running the wrong route. Obviously, nothing is official with Rodgers and the Steelers, but from a fantasy perspective, the loss of Pickens absolutely diminishes Pittsburgh's talent level at the position. While much can happen between now and training camp -- don't expect Calvin Austin III to be WR2 come September -- if Rodgers does end up in the Steel City, he's unlikely to hold more than low-end QB2 value, no matter who is added.
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