Aaron Rodgers has never shied away from the spotlight. For years, his weekly appearances on The Pat McAfee Show were must-watch segments, packed with candor, controversy and the ki

A Packers fan admitted that the media circus around Aaron Rodgers during his time in Green Bay soured his feelings on the quarterback.

Andrew Fillipponi explains to Mike Florio why it’s clear to him the Steelers were not the ones behind Aaron Rodgers’ decision to stop doing regular appearances on the Pat McAfee Show.

Tuesday was a day off for New York Jets quarterback Aaron Rodgers, and most weeks that means an appearance on ESPN’s Pat McAfee Show. It’s usually a free-flowing conversation between the ESPN personality and the 41-year-old quarterback. Sure, they talk ...

It was a welcome distraction for Aaron Rodgers and his Pittsburgh Steelers teammates on Tuesday night, as they swapped the gridiron for the ice. The 41-year-old quarterback joined

Mike Florio and Chris Simms give Aaron Rodgers credit for stepping out of the spotlight and focusing all his energy into his Steelers team.

During interviews with local media in Pittsburgh, Aaron Rodgers reflected on his time in Green Bay before he faces the Packers for the first time.

There were many who doubted whether someone with as many opinions as Aaron Rodgers could fit into the established culture of the Pittsburgh Steelers. He's shut all of us up for now.

The last two times he competed against Bill Belichick's New England Patriots, the legendary head coach sought him out after the game on the field. Appearing on the Pat McAfee Show for the second time this week, the New York Jets' future Hall-of-Fame ...