Aaron Rodgers Interview with ESPN

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ESPN analyst projects outcome of Aaron Rodgers–Mike McCarthy pairing as Steelers target Lombardi winner

The Pittsburgh Steelers announced on Wednesday, Jan. 21, that they have completed an interview with the former Lombardi-winning HC, Mike McCarthy.

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Steelers want Aaron Rodgers back in 2026, per ESPN's Adam Schefter

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Steelers to speak with Mike McCarthy, setting up potential Aaron Rodgers reunion

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Strong Favorite Emerges to Succeed Mike Tomlin as Steelers Head Coach

Since Mike Tomlin stepped down two weeks ago, the Pittsburgh Steelers have been on a quest to find the person who will take over for their head coach of almost two decades.

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Pittsburgh Steelers Make Anthony Weaver Announcement as Titans Look to Poach OC Arthur Smith

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Who will be the next coach of the Pittsburgh Steelers in 2026?

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New Aaron Rodgers twist with Steelers open to keeping QB — as they set interview with his former coach

Maybe the Steelers still have a chance of keeping Aaron Rodgers after all — and perhaps one of the candidates for their coaching vacancy could help with that. ESPN reported Sunday that the Steelers still “remain open” to bringing Rodgers back for 2026,

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Sources: Steelers open to an Aaron Rodgers return as players praise QB

The Steelers remain open to an Aaron Rodgers reunion in 2026, even though it's unlikely because of Mike Tomlin's resignation, sources told ESPN.

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ESPN analyst makes Aaron Rodgers admission with Steelers fighting for a playoff spot

Dec 21, 2025; Detroit, Michigan, USA; Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Aaron Rodgers (8) throws a pass during the fourth quarter against the Detroit Lions at Ford Field. Mandatory Credit: Lon Horwedel-Imagn Images The Steelers picked up a huge road win over ...

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Troy Aikman thinks this is the end for Aaron Rodgers

The end is here, according to ESPN’s Troy Aikman. As the Steelers’ season came to a collapsing halt, the “Monday Night Football” broadcaster speculated that viewers just watched the end of Aaron Rodgers’ time in the NFL.