Aaron Rodgers finally signed with the Pittsburgh Steelers this week, bringing resolution to one of the biggest -- and most drawn-out -- storylines of the 2025 NFL offseason. The quarterback's arrival doesn't change the fact the Steelers have been mired in drama and mediocrity for close to a decade,

Rodgers has worn two numbers during his NFL career. He has worn No. 8, the number he wore when he played college football at Cal. And he's worn No. 12 for the bulk of his career when he was with the Green Bay Packers. Rodgers also briefly wore No. 4 when he was in junior college.

Aaron Rodgers is set to become the Pittsburgh Steelers’ starting quarterback this upcoming season, according to NFL Network’s Tom Pelissero and ESPN’s Adam Schefter.