The Pittsburgh Steelers and head coach Mike Tomlin officially have a new starting quarterback. Aaron Rodgers has agreed to a deal and will be the team's lead man during the upcoming 2025 NFL season. With Rodgers on the roster,

Aaron Rodgers has officially signed with the Pittsburgh Steelers, but he wasn't the first option — or second — according to ESPN's Adam Schefter. The four-time NFL MVP and former Super Bowl champion is on a one-year deal after ending his free agency.

The Steelers’ schedule sets up a Rodgers Revenge Tour that doesn’t end in Week 1. He also will face the Vikings — who preferred to go forward with J.J. McCarthy and his zero career starts over signing Rodgers — in Week 4, and the Packers (in Pittsburgh) in Week 8 for the first time since he was cast aside for Jordan Love.