Aaron Rodgers Makes Surprising Admission About Steelers Playoff Loss
Summary
Aaron Rodgers said he was sick with flu-like symptoms during the Pittsburgh Steelers’ recent playoff loss to the Houston Texans. Although he played in the game, Rodgers admitted he was not feeling well, which may have affected his performance. He plans to play one more season with the Steelers before retiring.Key Facts
- Aaron Rodgers helped the Steelers reach the NFL playoffs but they lost 30-6 to the Houston Texans.
- Rodgers was sick with flu-like symptoms and vomiting before the playoff game.
- Despite feeling ill, he played and completed 17 of 33 passes but threw one interception.
- Rodgers is 42 years old and will play one final season with the Steelers.
- He will reunite with coach Mike McCarthy, with whom he won a Super Bowl in Green Bay.
- The Steelers have three other quarterbacks behind Rodgers on their roster.
- The Steelers may aim to draft new quarterbacks if their record is poor next season.
- Other strong teams in the AFC include the New England Patriots, Buffalo Bills, Kansas City Chiefs, and Cincinnati Bengals.
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