Overview
- - The 42-year-old said the Steelers have “no leaks in the boat,” crediting Mike Tomlin’s leadership for a season focused on football without outside distractions.
- - In his first year with Pittsburgh, Rodgers went 10-6 in his starts and posted 3,322 yards with 24 touchdowns and seven interceptions to help secure a playoff berth.
- - Pittsburgh hosts the Houston Texans on Monday in the Wild Card round after winning four of its last five games, including a playoff-clinching victory over the Ravens.
- - Rodgers contrasted that stability with his Jets tenure, recalling a roughly 15-minute meeting in which new head coach Aaron Glenn told him the team was moving on at quarterback.
- - After previously suggesting this might be his final season, outlets report his strong year has reopened the possibility of him continuing his career.