
Aaron Rodgers Announces 2026 Season Will Be His Final NFL Year
Aaron Rodgers, the 42‑year‑old four‑time MVP, confirmed that the 2026 season will mark the end of his playing career, citing his reunion with coach Mike McCarthy as a key factor.
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Aaron Rodgers, the 42‑year‑old four‑time MVP, confirmed that the 2026 season will mark the end of his playing career, citing his reunion with coach Mike McCarthy as a key factor.

At 42, Aaron Rodgers confirmed that the upcoming campaign will mark the end of his NFL journey, citing a reunion with coach Mike McCarthy as a key factor in his decision.

Aaron Rodgers confirms the 2026 NFL season will be his last, citing a reunion with coach Mike McCarthy as a key factor in his decision to play one final year with the Pittsburgh Steelers.

The fellowship places a diverse group of emerging coaches with the Steelers, where Parks will work alongside experienced receivers coach Adam Henry.

After 19 seasons, Mike Tomlin resigned and the Steelers appointed Mike McCarthy as head coach, while 42‑year‑old Aaron Rodgers joins the roster. The team's defense has long outshone its offense, and new playmakers hope to leverage Rodgers' experience.

After a turbulent stint with the New York Jets, Aaron Rodgers led the Pittsburgh Steelers to a 10‑7 record and an AFC North title, while the franchise reshapes its quarterback future with new draft picks and a coaching change.

Mike Tomlin is set to rejoin Pittsburgh in 2026 as an NBC analyst, covering the Steelers‑Texans showdown in Week 13 and a later road test against the Bengals, while reflecting on the ripple effects of last year’s wild‑card game.

Peacock announces a comprehensive 2026 NFL schedule, featuring the Hall of Fame Game, a Thanksgiving clash between the Chiefs and Bills, an international fixture in Mexico City and a host of other high‑profile contests, all to be delivered with a returning broadcast team and expanded Spanish coverage.
The network reveals a 21‑season milestone, a road‑show pregame format and a slate of marquee matchups for the upcoming season.
Mike Tomlin, the longtime Pittsburgh Steelers head coach, is set to make his broadcasting debut as part of NBC’s “Sunday Night Football” pregame show, a move that marks a significant shift for the veteran mentor.