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Aaron Rodgers begins minicamp with Pittsburgh Steelers

Aaron Rodgers wasn’t Pittsburgh Steelers’ first choice, per Adam Schefter — Is that a problem? | First Things First

Aaron Rodgers wasn’t the Pittsburgh Steelers’ first choice and discusses what it means for Rodgers' expectations this season.

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Adam Schefter says the Pittsburgh Steelers were in pursuit of two other quarterbacks before turning their attention solely to Aaron Rodgers.

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Schefter: Aaron Rodgers is Steelers “bronze medal”

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Aaron Rodgers is off the free agent and dating markets. Steelers QB says he recently got married

Aaron Rodgers added another ring to his collection before he even signed with the Pittsburgh Steelers.

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Thoughts on Aaron Rodgers, Mike Tomlin relationship entering 2025 | 'GMFB'

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Steelers’ Aaron Rodgers drops ‘soul’ revelation on playing decision

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Adam Schefter addresses Aaron Rodgers wedding ring moment, curiosity around QB

The Pittsburgh Steelers finally have their quarterback for the 2025 season with Aaron Rodgers showing up for mandatory mini-camp. There, it appeared that the veteran quarterback finally tied the knot,

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Adam Schefter’s Latest Verdict on Aaron Rodgers Might Concern the Steelers Fans

Aaron Rodgers’ addition makes the Pittsburgh Steelers a better team, but are they better than the competition in the AFC The post Adam Schefter’s Latest Verdict on Aaron Rodgers Might Concern the Steelers Fans appeared first on FirstSportz.

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Adam Schefter Roasted Over Illogical Aaron Rodgers Steelers Theory

ESPN insider Adam Schefter is facing harsh backlash over contending that two wrongs will make a right in the Pittsburgh Steelers' signing of Aaron Rodgers.

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ESPN’s Adam Schefter exposes Steelers’ QB priorities — Why Aaron Rodgers wasn’t their top pick

Aaron Rodgers landing in Pittsburgh sounded like a huge win—until news broke that he was only the Steelers’ third option. What felt like a power move