Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Aaron Rodgers echoed the sentiments shared by NFL fans after watching the final play of their drive in their loss to the Cleveland Browns.

When the Steelers waited it out and signed Aaron Rodgers this past offseason, they knew it wouldn't be forever. At 42-years-old, it's more likely than not that the four-time MVP walks away from the game after this (potential) playoff run — despite this being a nice bounce back for him after some

Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Aaron Rodgers took an open shot at the NFL referees after losing to the Cleveland Browns.

With just two weeks remaining in the NFL regular season and the postseason on the horizon, several players throughout the league have contract incentives on the line that can boost their total earnings.

Denise Richards and her estranged husband, Aaron Phypers, were ordered to vacate an L.A. home — the same home the actress already moved out of due to their marital issues, Us Weekly can exclusively report.

Cameras capture Aaron Rodgers’ postgame interaction with Shedeur Sanders following the Browns’ win over the Steelers.

Throughout the game, Browns edge rusher Alex Wright said that Rodgers was ‘flustered’ and ‘cussing up a storm’ along with the Steelers coaches. Yet, Rodgers’ lack of composure seemed apparent to the Browns. Wright noted that targeted Ward three times ‘made no sense,’ which was an open rebuke of the Steelers’ game plan.

Phypers alleged last month that he was in danger of being homeless and being evicted “at any time” in his request for an emergency hearing in his spousal support case.

Two of the most important pieces are outfielder Aaron Judge and designated hitter Giancarlo Stanton, who have powered New York’s lineup since joining the Yankees.