Steelers’ Aaron Rodgers Shares Heartfelt Message for Ex-HC Mike Tomlin
Summary
Aaron Rodgers shared that playing for coach Mike Tomlin in 2025 helped him regain his passion for football after a tough injury and rehab. Tomlin recently ended his 19-year run as head coach of the Steelers, and Rodgers expressed gratitude for their time together.Key Facts
- Aaron Rodgers previously played for the New York Jets for two seasons before joining coach Mike Tomlin in 2025.
- Rodgers has won four MVP awards, been selected to 10 Pro Bowls and five All-Pro teams, and won a Super Bowl and Super Bowl MVP.
- Tomlin coached the Pittsburgh Steelers for 19 seasons with a record of 193 wins, 141 losses, and 2 ties.
- Under Tomlin, the Steelers made 13 playoff appearances, won eight division titles, played in three AFC Championship Games and two Super Bowls, and won one Super Bowl.
- Rodgers said he injured his Achilles tendon and rehab was difficult, but playing with Tomlin gave him his love for the game back.
- After Tomlin left, the Steelers hired Mike McCarthy, who coached Rodgers previously with the Green Bay Packers for 13 seasons.
- Rodgers and McCarthy won a Super Bowl together and had a 98-55-1 record over their time.
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