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Steelers QB Aaron Rodgers believes he'll have options if he chooses to play again in 2026
- On December 31, Aaron Rodgers, Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback, said he hasn’t shut the door on 2026 and will be a free agent after the season, which he said offers "maybe one or two" options.
- Aaron Rodgers signed a one-year, $13.65 million contract and said he will discuss any choice with his wife, wanting the decision driven by desire to play rather than physical limits.
- Through 2025, Aaron Rodgers has thrown for 3,028 yards, 23 touchdowns and seven interceptions with a 65.6% completion rate, noting, `I don't have a lot of stinkers back-to-back over the years.`
- The Steelers must beat the Baltimore Ravens on January 4 to reach the AFC playoffs, and a loss could make this Rodgers' final NFL game as the team weighs re-signing him or targeting a franchise quarterback in the 2026 draft in Pittsburgh.
- If Pittsburgh doesn't re-sign Aaron Rodgers, quarterback-needy NFL teams would likely pursue him, and Marquez Valdes-Scantling said Rodgers could play until he's almost 50, jokingly referencing Benjamin Button.
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Independent EspañolPITTSBURGH (AP) — Aaron Rodgers doesn't talk like someone who's about to retire.
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