Aaron Rodgers Announces His Retirement in You Toon Contest
Aaron Rodgers signs one-year Steelers deal, confirming 2026 will be his final NFL season, his 22nd, after previously indicating 2025 would be his last.
- Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Aaron Rodgers confirmed on Wednesday that the 2026 season, his 22nd in the NFL, will be his final campaign.
- After re-signing with the Steelers on a one-year deal last weekend, Rodgers returns for one final run after previously considering retirement following the 2025 campaign.
- Rodgers' fully-guaranteed base salary is $22 million, with potential to earn $25 million if he plays at least 75% of regular-season snaps and the Steelers win the Super Bowl.
- Reuniting with coach Mike McCarthy, whom he worked with for 13 seasons in Green Bay, Rodgers appeared at the Pittsburgh facility this week.
- Five years after retiring, Rodgers will become eligible for induction into the Pro Football Hall of Fame in Canton, Ohio, joining legendary quarterbacks.
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Aaron Rodgers announces his retirement in You Toon contest
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