Did Aaron Rodgers Retire

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Is Aaron Rodgers retiring after the season? What Steelers QB has said

Aaron Rodgers' 21st NFL season is over after the Pittsburgh Steelers' deflating 30-6 loss to the Houston Texans in a wild-card playoff loss on Monday night, Jan. 12.

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What Aaron Rodgers said about his NFL future with retirement decision looming

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Did Aaron Rodgers just finish his NFL career with pick 6? He explained how he'll make retirement decision after Steelers' blowout loss

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Texans D stifles Steelers, ignites offseason of Aaron Rodgers speculation

Pittsburgh made the Super Bowl tournament and won a weak division.

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Steelers President Hints At Aaron Rodgers' Future In Pittsburgh

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What they’re saying nationally about Aaron Rodgers’ potential retirement

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Steelers QB Aaron Rodgers Sends Clear Message About Next Decision

If Rodgers does retire, he would leave behind a résumé that includes a Super Bowl title, four MVPs, over 66,000 passing yards, 527 touchdowns, and the NFL’s all-time best passer rating at 102.2.

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Jets Social Media Rips Aaron Rodgers After Blowout Steelers Loss

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Aaron Rodgers’ Parting Gesture After Steelers NFL Playoff Exit

Troy Aikman makes Aaron Rodgers retirement prediction as foul mouthed QB storms out of press conference

Aaron Rodgers crashed out of the playoffs, and then crashed out in his press conference. The veteran quarterback was unable to provide the X-Factor needed to help the Pittsburgh Steelers to break

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The Texans made Aaron Rodgers’ retirement decision a lot easier

Aaron Rodgers went into Monday night’s game with a foot on each side of the retirement door, leaving open the potential for a return in 2026 despite saying in June he was “pretty sure” this was his final season. It made it all the easier for the door to hit him on the way out… over and over and over and over again.

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Aaron Rodgers battered by Texans in brutal playoff performance in possible NFL swan song

Aaron Rodgers’ season with the Steelers came to a screeching halt on Monday, as Pittsburgh was bounced from the playoffs and the quarterback had a rough night.