McCarthy & Rodgers Reunion: Steelers Dynasty?

0:00On May 1st, Mike McCarthy is stepping back onto the NFL coaching stage with the Pittsburgh Steelers after the 2025 season right when Mike Tomlin called it quits on the sidelines. The big hook here is McCarthy pushing hard for a reunion with his old quarterback, Aaron Rogers, who's already thrived in Pittsburgh. Rogers, the 41-year-old vet, balled out last season in his third year since bouncing from Green Bay. He threw four 3,322 yards, 24 touchdowns, and just seven picks on 327 completions out, of 498 attempts. Where it is, he's leaning toward running it back with the Steelers. These two go way back to their Packers days where McCarthy coached from 2006 to 2018. Rogers got drafted in 2005, took over a starter in 2008, and led the team through McCarthy's run, plus four more seasons, after. Tomlin, now chilling as a studio analyst on NBC, dropped in his first TV spot that he

1:00fully expects Rogers to be slinging it for Pittsburgh this year. Asked some serious endorsement from the guy who just left the chair. Steelers fans are buzzing over this potential dynasty reboot, and with Rogers' experience in the mix, the AFC North could get real spicy real quick.