Aaron Rodgers doubles down on retirement plans at Steelers training camp: ‘This is it’
Aaron Rodgers, at 42 years old and in his 22nd NFL season, has committed to finishing his career with the Pittsburgh Steelers after re-signing with the team this offseason. His explicit declaration that 2026 will be his last year marks a clear endpoint to a lengthy professional tenure.
At the Steelers' training camp, Rodgers reiterated his retirement intentions when addressing reporters, using direct language to eliminate ambiguity about his future. His repeated affirmation of this decision suggests an effort to settle any ongoing questions about whether he might reconsider or extend his playing career.
- Aaron Rodgers re-signed with the Pittsburgh Steelers, designating the 2026 season as his final year in professional football
- The 42-year-old quarterback emphasised his retirement decision at training camp, stating 'This is it' to dismiss speculation about future playing plans