Overview

• Rodgers officially joined Pittsburgh’s mandatory minicamp after inking a one-year contract worth up to $19.5 million.
• He said the move was “best for my soul,” contrasting his new approach with past ego-driven decisions and noting improved personal stability.
• Rodgers acknowledged talks with other teams but insisted that his exchanges with Mike Tomlin left him no choice but to play in Pittsburgh.
• Mike Tomlin confirmed there will be no quarterback competition, cementing Rodgers as the clear starter for training camp.
• At 41, Rodgers brings veteran leadership to a franchise seeking its first playoff win since 2016.