Sports Writing.- Aaron Rodgers, new 'quarterback' for the Pittsburgh Steelers, asserted this Tuesday that at 41 years old, the 2025 season of the NFL, which will start next September, will be the last of his career.
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"I'm pretty sure that's how it will be. That's why I signed a one-year contract. What better place to finish than in one of the most important NFL franchises with Mike Tomlin and a great group of leaders and great players in a city that expects you to win?" the passer asserted on the Pat McAfee Show. Rodgers, who throughout 20 years in the NFL was champion in Super Bowl XLV with the Green Bay Packers, kept his continuity in the league in suspense until last June 6, when he signed a one-season contract with the Steelers, to play what he said would be his last season in the NFL. "The Steelers didn't need to add more years or anything. Yes, I'm pretty sure it's the end. The idea was to finish with a lot of love, fun, and peace. During my career, I played 20 years, it's been a very long career and I've enjoyed it," he asserted.