Jordan Love outplayed former teammate Aaron Rodgers on Sunday, throwing for 360 yards and three scores as the Packers beat the Steelers 35-25.

Aaron Rodgers is known for having one of the best hard counts in the NFL, and Jon Gruden says we'll see that this Sunday.

NFL veteran Aaron Rodgers claimed he doesn't have 'any animosity' towards the Green Bay Packers following his acrimonious 2023 departure, as he faces them for the first time on Sunday as a member of the Pittsburgh Steelers.

The future Hall of Famer contrasts his Green Bay exit with Brett Favre's contentious departure, expressing gratitude for nearly two decades with the iconic franchise

More importantly - at least from a team perspective - the Steelers are riding high at the top of the AFC North. Entering into Week 8, Pittsburgh remains the only side in its division above .500. Nothing is certain in divisional play. But all signs are pointing to a Steelers postseason berth if things remain the same.

Aaron Rodgers' first game against his former team didn't go exactly as planned, but the longtime Packers QB still had plenty of great things to say about the franchise's fans. The Steelers fell to Green Bay 35-25 on Sunday night after leading at halftime 16-7.

Aaron Rodgers will face his former team when the Steelers host the Packers on Sunday Night Football in Week 8. Here's how to watch on NBC and Peacock.

Aaron Rodgers hasn't experienced a lot of success since leaving Green Bay, so why did he leave the Packers in the first place?