"This is the offseason’s worst-kept secret," Clark said on SportsCenter June 5 after news broke that Rodgers was joining the Steelers, before adding, "this is the worst-case scenario for Pittsburgh Steelers fans. It continues to keep you mired in mediocrity."

Aaron Rodgers is officially a Pittsburgh Steeler. The 41-year-old quarterback has passed his physical and signed a one-year, $13.65 million contract with $10 million guaranteed, according to ESPN’s Adam Schefter. The deal, which includes performance incentives, can go as high as $19.5 million.

Pittsburgh Steelers Believe Aaron Rodgers' 'Best Field Vision' Can Fix Offense originally appeared on Athlon Sports. The Pittsburgh Steelers are elated to have Aaron Rodgers in the house for the 2025 season. He may turn 42 in December, and his physical assets may be slowing down a bit. But the Steelers are counting on his eyes.