Steelers Visit Packers for Rodgers-Love Rematch

Aaron Rodgers will face his former team for the first time since leaving after 18 seasons when the Pittsburgh Steelers visit the Green Bay Packers on Sunday Night Football. Rodgers, who leads the 4-2 Steelers and has completed about 68.6% of passes for 1,270 yards, 14 TDs and five interceptions this season, says the matchup is not a revenge game, has expressed gratitude to Green Bay and expects to warmly greet Jordan Love at the coin toss. Packers starter Jordan Love, who spent three seasons as Rodgers' backup, similarly downplays the personal subplot and is focused on helping Green Bay (4-1-1) regain momentum. Rodgers has been working with the scout-team offense in preparation and has said he envisions finishing his career in Green Bay while not ruling out playing beyond 2025. Both teams are postseason contenders, the game has implications for momentum and playoff positioning, and Rodgers is one win shy of having beaten all 32 NFL teams.