Aaron Rodgers signed a 1-year deal to remain with the Pittsburgh Steelers on Saturday, answering one of the NFL offseason’s biggest questions. The soon-to-be Hall of Fame quarterback will now officially reunite with head coach Mike McCarthy after Mike Tomlin resigned at the end of last season.
This is a crucial move for the Steelers, who get the 42-year-old Rodgers for one more season — perhaps his final in the NFL. According to ESPN’s Adam Schefter, Rodgers will make $25 million, including a base salary of more than $22 million plus incentives.
BREAKING: Aaron Rodgers and the Steelers agree to terms on one-year deal. (via @tompelissero, @adamschefter) pic.twitter.com/Qi8YnC2ZSn
— NFL (@NFL) May 16, 2026Rodgers’ lone year in Pittsburgh was promising after 2 rough, rough years in New York with the Jets. Rodgers suffered a season-ending injury in his first game with the Jets, then struggled in Year 2 by finishing with a 5-12 record.
Despite not having too many weapons to work with, Rodgers dragged the Steelers offense to 10 wins and a playoff berth, totaling 3,322 passing yards with 24 touchdowns and 7 interceptions across 16 games.
The Steelers now have 3 quarterbacks on the roster alongside Rodgers: Mason Rudolph, 2025 pick Will Howard and 2026 pick Drew Allar. With Rodgers the obvious starter, it’ll be interesting to see how Pittsburgh addresses the rest of the room.
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