Aaron Rodgers has had a long up-and-down track record in the NFC playoffs, but he's trying to start his AFC playoff career with a Steelers win over the Texans.

If the Steelers' playoff loss was Aaron Rodgers' final act, it won’t be a wholly satisfying one. Yet it won’t define him, either.

If you watched the final game of the 2025/2026 NFL regular season, you saw vintage Aaron Rodgers in the fourth quarter of that game as the Steelers came away with a huge victory over the Baltimore Ravens.

Aaron Rodgers is back in the NFL playoffs. The four-time league MVP last got a taste of postseason action on Jan. 22, 2022, when his Green Bay Packers lost to the San Francisco 49ers 13-10 in the divisional round. Rodgers didn't get to the postseason during his two seasons with the New York Jets, pushing the drought to three seasons.

For the third consecutive year and the fifth time in the last six years, a Pittsburgh Steelers' season reached an unceremonious end during the Wild Card round of the NFL playoffs.

The Houston Texans defeated the Pittsburgh Steelers 30-6 in the final game of the wild card round of the playoffs on Monday in what might be the end of the Aaron Rodgers era in the NFL.

Follow along from the first snap to the final whistle live from Acrisure Stadium as the Texans take on the Steelers in the wild-card round.