Aaron Rodgers wasn't brought to the Pittsburgh Steelers as their starting quarterback at 41 before the 2025 NFL regular season just to produce a winning record and another playoff berth under coach Mike Tomlin. Now 42 and leading the new AFC North champions into next Monday night's home wild-card game, expectations for Rodgers will shift to delivering in the playoffs. Rodgers hasn't won an NFL playoff game in five years, dating back to a NFC divisional round victory with the Packers. The Steelers, however, haven't won a playoff game in 9 years, going 0-5 since '18 through '25. There should be some confidence that both losing streaks will come to a screeching halt with the Steelers hosting...
