Rodgers, who is already the NFL's oldest active player, will turn 42 years old during the 2025 regular season. Before inking his deal with Pittsburgh, it seemed as if Rodgers was mulling retirement, so this development, albeit somewhat vague of a proclamation, isn't too surprising.

Aaron Rodgers said Tuesday that he expects his first season with the Pittsburgh Steelers to be his final NFL go-around.

At age 41, Aaron Rodgers is nearing retirement — but he’s not 100% sure on when he’ll make the decision to end his NFL career. While appearing on The Pat McAfee Show on Tuesday, June 24, the Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback signaled that the upcoming season would likely be his last.