Rod Woodson: Steelers Should Move On from Aaron Rodgers

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Pittsburgh Steelers Hall of Famer, Rod Woodson, has had enough of the Aaron Rodgers saga.

The former star says teams like the Steelers should stop waiting around for the quarterback's

endless indecision and just move on.

Woodson made his comments on NFL Network's total access, calling the whole situation played

out.

Rodgers spent last season with the Steelers, throwing for 3,322 yards, 24 touchdowns,

and 7 interceptions.

He completed 65.7% of his passes, helping the team to a 10 and 7 record and the AFC North

title.

Fans and players remember his big game in week 18 against the Baltimore Ravens, where

he went 31 of 47 for 200, 94 yards and a touchdown to clinch the division.

But things fell apart fast in the wild car playoff loss to the Houston Texans, a 30-6 blow-out

where he managed just 146 yards, no scores, and a pick on 17 of 33 passes.

Woodson, who played 17 team first seasons himself, is born about it.

He told teams to ditch any player with one foot out the door and focus on building a strong

culture instead.

Now with the 2026 free agency period underway, the Steelers might take his advice and finally

turn the page on Rodgers.

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