Summary
Aaron Rodgers, now playing for the Pittsburgh Steelers, will face his former team, the Green Bay Packers, for the first time in an upcoming Sunday Night Football game. Rodgers clarified that he holds no hard feelings towards the Packers despite wishing for a better last year with them. This game gives Rodgers a chance to achieve a rare NFL record of winning against all 32 teams.
Key Facts
- Aaron Rodgers played 18 seasons with the Green Bay Packers.
- Rodgers helped the Packers win a Super Bowl in 2011.
- He will face his former team, the Packers, for the first time with the Steelers.
- Jordan Love is Rodgers’ successor as the Packers' quarterback.
- Rodgers stated he has no animosity towards the Packers organization.
- Rodgers can achieve a rare NFL record by beating all 32 teams if the Steelers win.
- This might be Rodgers’ final NFL season as he signed a one-year deal with the Steelers.
- Rodgers is performing well this season with a 105.0 passer rating.
