The twenty-year veteran quarterback is in the twilight of his career and would like to go out the right way. Whether that means making the playoffs and potentially improving his 12-10 record or playing high-quality football in Week 18 against the Ravens, losing and calling it quits remains unknown. “I’ve enjoyed this experience; everybody in Pittsburgh has been fantastic to me,” said Rodgers in an interview.

In his illustrious career, he has totalled 5665 completions for 65980 yards, 536 touchdowns, 123 interceptions, and 36 rushing touchdowns. He’s also won a Super Bowl, been named Super Bowl MVP and league MVP four times. Rodgers has mulled retirement in the past and in June stated, “Yeah, I’m pretty sure this is it.” However, it is believed he could return for his 21st season and serve as a mentor to a successor in the Steelers’ system.

Author: Dane Madoche(@FF_DaMaddog)