Rodgers Says There's 'Zero Debate' 2026 Will Be His Final Season as Steelers Open a New-Look Camp
Aaron Rodgers begins his final NFL season as the Steelers open camp under new head coach Mike McCarthy, with three players competing for the backup QB job.
- The Pittsburgh Steelers opened their 2026 training camp on Tuesday at Saint Vincent College in Latrobe, marking the 59th consecutive season the college has hosted the team.
- New head coach Mike McCarthy leads his first training camp after being hired in January, while veteran quarterback Aaron Rodgers returns for his 22nd season reuniting with former Green Bay Packers coach Mike LaFleur.
- Defensive back Jalen Ramsey opened camp on the physically unable to perform list after a knee injury, though General manager Omar Khan expects him ready for the September 13 opener.
- Offensive tackle Broderick Jones has been medically cleared to practice following his neck injury, with Khan monitoring his conditioning as he works to reclaim his starting role.
- The Steelers prepare for the preseason opener against the Green Bay Packers on August 13, as Rodgers hopes a healthy 2026 campaign leads to a playoff win in his final season.
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Can anyone actually trust Aaron Rodgers when he says 2026 is his final NFL season after everything he has pulled before?
NFL News: Aaron Rodgers showed up to Steelers training camp in Latrobe on Tuesday with a message that left no room for interpretation. Asked about his future be.
Rodgers says there's 'zero debate' 2026 will be his final season as Steelers open a new-look camp
Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Aaron Rodgers says there's “zero debate” that this season will be his last.
Rodgers says there's 'zero debate' 2026 will be his final season as Steelers open new-look camp
The four-time MVP's status beyond 2026 is one of the few certainties for the Steelers as training camp begins. They have a new head coach, Mike McCarthy, who brings fresh ideas to the team.
But really? According to Aaron Rodgers, he actually goes into his last NFL season. At any rate, the quarterback of the Pittsburgh Steelers suggests this and explains why he still laces up his shoes in 2026.
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