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Aaron Rodgers is returning for one last season with the Pittsburgh Steelers.
The four-time NFL MVP has made it known that this will be his last dance as he plays his 22nd season in the league. Rodgers will enter his second year as the Steelers' starting quarterback as he looks to end a decade long drought for the franchise when it comes to winning a playoff game.
The Steelers will have a new look this season after parting ways with Mike Tomlin, who had coached the franchise for the past 19 seasons. Pittsburgh brought in area native Mike McCarthy, who happens to be Rodgers's former coach with the Green Bay Packers. McCarthy and Rodgers won a Super Bowl together in Green Bay during the 2010 season and worked together for 13 seasons (2006-2018).
Jerome Bettis, who is regarded as one of the greatest players in Steelers history, believes that Rodgers and McCarthy will work well together as they reunite for the first time in eight years. When asked what he believes Rodgers' legacy will be once he calls it a career, the Pro Football Hall of Fame running back kept it simple and said that he'll go down as "one of the greatest" quarterbacks to ever do it.
"It's gonna be one of the greatest quarterbacks that has ever played the game," said Bettis in a one-on-one interview. "He won a championship. He showed us what great quarterbacks look like. He's a four-time MVP. His credentials speak for itself, and he's one of the greatest quarterbacks to have ever played the game. I think he'll go down as that and that'll be his legacy."
21 days ago

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