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Steelers Announce Aaron Rodgers News Before Ravens Game
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Aaron Rodgers has been leading the Pittsburgh Steelers as they look to compete for a Super Bowl title under head coach Mike Tomlin.
However, before any chance of an AFC title or Super Bowl title reaches the Steelers, they'll need to pick up the pace for a postseason run.
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Rodgers had the Steelers rolling at the beginning of the season, looking to be Pittsburgh's potential savior for their first playoff win in several years.
While the beginning of the season was promising, injuries derailed the Steelers and Pittsburgh has found itself in a hole, losing five of its last seven games.
In Week 14, the Steelers are preparing for their first matchup against the Baltimore Ravens this season.
After losing a previous matchup against the Buffalo Bills in which Aaron Rodgers was sidelined, forcing Mason Rudolph into the game, the 41-year-old seems to be in line to play against the Ravens.
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On Thursday, Rodgers was listed as a full participant.
Aaron Rodgers' injury designation changed, having been listed as a non-participant at practice just one day prior to Thursday's practice. He's currently dealing a wrist injury on his left hand.
Rodgers played the Pittsburgh Steelers ' last matchup against the Bills with a black cast on his left arm.
Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Aaron Rodgers (8).Brian Fluharty-Imagn Images
In his first season with the Pittsburgh Steelers, Aaron Rodgers has posted 19 touchdowns and 2,086 yards with a 65.2 completion percentage.
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Rodgers leads an offense with several other talented players, including wide receiver DK Metcalf and running back Jaylen Warren .
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This story was originally published by Athlon Sports on Dec 4, 2025, where it first appeared in the NFL section. Add Athlon Sports as a Preferred Source by clicking here.
