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Aaron Rodgers Returns to Steelers

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Aaron Rodgers returns: Quarterback reunites with Mike McCarthy, signs with Steelers for 22nd season in NFL

Aaron Rodgers has decided to run it back in 2026 ... in multiple ways.

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Aaron Rodgers hits the practice field after signing 1-year deal to stay with the Steelers

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What is the Steelers ceiling now Aaron Rodgers is back?

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Aaron Rodgers Officially Re-Signing With Steelers On One-Year Deal

The ice cream in Pittsburgh must be worth sticking around for because Aaron Rodgers is staying with the Steelers for another year, re-upping with the team on a one-year deal.

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Aaron Rodgers Agrees To A 1-Year Deal To Return To The Pittsburgh Steelers, AP Sources Say

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Aaron Rodgers returns: Steelers bringing back future Hall of Fame QB on one-year deal

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Steelers remain in velvet rut, even with Aaron Rodgers reportedly set for 2026 season

This deal was almost a certainty, just like last season.

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Pittsburgh Steelers 2026 OTAs: Top 3 storylines to watch now that Aaron Rodgers is officially back for the 2026 season

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NFL Network: QB Aaron Rodgers returning to Steelers on one-year deal worth up to $25 million

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Is Aaron Rodgers the Reason for 2026 NFL Schedule Release Delay?

Millions of fans — not to mention TV executives, travel agents and so many other interested parties — are impatiently waiting for the 2026 NFL schedule release. Both ESPN and NFL Network teased their coverage of the schedule release during the April ...

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Eight Teams That Got Screwed by the 2026 NFL Schedule

Conor Orr’s annual look at teams that have trouble rest differentials, unwieldy stretches or other disadvantages.

Albert Breer on Bears' early schedule, 49ers' international travel, Aaron Rodgers' future, Thanksgiving, Christmas schedules | The Herd

Albert Breer joins Colin Cowherd to break down the biggest games of the NFL season, featuring the Chicago Bears' early schedule, the San Francisco 49ers' travels, Dallas Cowboys and Las Vegas Raiders' lack of prime time games.