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Steelers' Mike McCarthy, Aaron Rodgers are getting results – despite bickering

Aaron Rodgers has reignited his scoring touch with the Pittsburgh Steelers, delivering three straight games of at least three touchdown passes—a feat last matched by Terry Bradshaw in 1980. The quarterback’s recent outing included a 34-22 win over the Indianapolis Colts on October 11, where he extended his touchdown streak to nine across three contests, averaging 29.3 points per game for the Steelers during that span.

Despite a slow start to the season, the offense has shown signs of improvement since a Week 2 loss to New England, with Rodgers and head coach Mike McCarthy downplaying earlier tensions that surfaced during a heated Week 4 loss to Cleveland. The duo’s chemistry, tested in Green Bay before Rodgers’ departure, now appears to be yielding tangible results, with the Steelers’ offense outperforming recent seasons under Rodgers’ leadership.

His performance aligns with the expectations many fans had when he joined the team in 2025, though his retirement plans remain unchanged for the end of this season.

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