Monday night’s playoff loss could mark the end of quarterback Aaron Rodgers’s career, though he refrained from discussing his future in his post-game press conference after the Steelers’ 30-6 defeat to the Texans. While expressing disappointment, he emphasized the enjoyable aspects of the season and planned to take time away for reflection. Rodgers’s performance included 17 completions for 146 yards, an interception returned for a touchdown, and a lost fumble. As he becomes a free agent in March, his return to Pittsburgh may hinge on coach Mike Tomlin’s future with the team.
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