Hall of Famer Dan Marino wants Steelers quarterback Aaron Rodgers to continue playing in the NFL amid retirement speculation

Aaron Rodgers had two strong outings against the Dolphins defense last year with the Jets. Now with the Steelers, Miami gets another shot on Monday night.

So far this season, we’ve seen Joe Flacco earn a starting job in Cleveland before being traded in-division for another one, Aaron Rodgers lead the Steelers to a 7–5 record and a spot atop the AFC North, and just this week, 44-year-old (!) Philip Rivers sign with the Colts after not playing since the 2020 season.

Downfield passing had been an issue for the Steelers offense all season — until the first play from scrimmage in Baltimore.

Even though the Steelers already defeated the Colts this year, there's one implication of Philip Rivers' return that makes Pittsburgh's current quarterback smile.

Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Aaron Rodgers is no longer the oldest player in the NFL at 42. That honor now belongs to 44-year-old QB Phillip Rivers who came out of a four-year retirement to return to the Indianapolis Colts after not playing a game since January of 2021.

Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Aaron Rodgers needled the media after the team's 27-22 win over the Baltimore Ravens in a crucial AFC North battle.

Pittsburgh Steelers QB Aaron Rodgers didn't hesitate to share his thoughts about Philip Rivers returning to play in the NFL.

An edited clip of Aaron Rodgers and Mason Rudolph has been trending on social media. For those wondering what sparked the viral frenzy, it was an edited clip of Pittsburgh Steelers‘ Aaron Rodgers and Mason Rudolph kissing.

The Steelers will hope Watt can get back in action as quickly as possible. The four-time first-team All-Pro and former NFL Defensive Player of the Year is a vital piece of the team's defensive lineup, as he is fifth on the team in total tackles and 18th in the league in total sacks this season.