The Pittsburgh Steelers have signed Aaron Rodgers to a one-year deal, finalizing a long-rumored partnership, though their Super Bowl odds remain unchanged at +5000. While Rodgers, entering his 21st season, is viewed as an upgrade over the current quarterbacks, there are concerns about his performance following a difficult season with the Jets, where he struggled with injuries and finished with 11 interceptions. Despite slight improvements in their division and playoff odds, skepticism surrounds Rodgers’ potential to elevate the Steelers, who have not won a playoff game since 2016.
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Steelers' odds largely unchanged after Rodgers signing
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