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Source: Fox News
Summary
Aaron Rodgers announced he will play for the Pittsburgh Steelers in the upcoming NFL season and plans to retire after that. He has played 21 seasons in the league and is a four-time NFL MVP. Rodgers’ legacy is already established, with him being a Super Bowl champion and holding numerous records. He may eclipse Manning’s TD mark this season and finish third on the all-time list. Rodgers is a certain future Hall of Famer.
Our Reading
The game followed a familiar script.
Rodgers will play one more season and then call it a career, but we’ve seen him change his mind before.
He’s known for playing with words, so it’s hard to predict what he’ll do.
But even if he doesn’t tie Peyton Manning’s MVP record, his legacy is already cemented.
He’s a Super Bowl champion and four-time NFL MVP, with eye-popping statistics that put him among the elite quarterbacks ever to play the game.
Original Observation: This is a story of a player who’s done everything he can, and now it’s time to hang up his cleats.
Author: Evan Null
