Overview
- Rodgers agreed to a one-year contract worth $13.65 million with $10 million guaranteed and up to $19.5 million in incentives.
- He arrived at Pittsburgh’s training complex on Saturday, passed his physical and is expected to start as the Steelers’ quarterback for the 2025 season.
- Pittsburgh pursued Justin Fields and a trade for Matthew Stafford before turning to Rodgers as its third-choice option.
- Coach Mike Tomlin and offensive coordinator Arthur Smith have been on the phone with Rodgers to tweak the team’s scheme around his skill set.
- Rodgers will participate in the Steelers’ mandatory minicamp this week and address the media following Tuesday’s first practice.