During Rodgers' third year as a starter, he led the Green Bay Packers to Super Bowl XLV where they faced off with Mike Tomlin's Steelers. Rodgers was voted Super Bowl MVP after he threw for 304 yards and three touchdowns in a 31-25 win for the Packers.

Aaron Rodgers said in April that he would play in 2025 for $10 million. He'll get more than that — at least $3.65 million more and up to $9.5 million more. Even though he's getting more than he said he'd take,

"Pittsburgh already added two veteran corners to its roster during the offseason in Darius Slay and Brandin Echols, but at this stage in his career, Alexander is better than both. The Steelers could consider signing him and having him split playing time with the 34-year-old Slay to keep both healthy long-term."