Mason Rudolph was the starting quarterback of the Pittsburgh Steelers. Now, the 29-year-old signal-caller is right back where he was the last time he was with the franchise before leaving in 2024 to join the Tennessee Titans—as Pittsburgh's No.

This, of course, does come with the demotion of Mason Rudolph to the No. 2 quarterback on the depth chart behind Rodgers. He was asked about the arrival of Rodgers and Day One of playing alongside the four-time MVP.

The Pittsburgh Steelers have arguably been the most intriguing team to watch throughout the 2025 offseason. The franchise had been linked to four-time league MVP Aaron Rodgers since the beginning of free agency,

What Mason Rudolph said about being back with the Steelers only to have Aaron Rodgers sign and immediately become the starting quarterback

Quarterback Mason Rudolph insists his approach to the 2025 NFL season will not change despite the Pittsburgh Steelers having recently signed four-time NFL MVP Aaron Rodgers

Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Mason Rudolph is set to throw out the ceremonial first pitch at today’s Pittsburgh Pirates vs. Philadelphia Phillies game. However, before the game, Rudolph spoke with the media and discussed his reaction to the Steelers bringing in Aaron Rodgers, who officially signed his deal on Saturday.

By Danny Demilio, Baseball Now PITTSBURGH — Steelers quarterback Mason Rudolph was at PNC Park on Saturday to […] This article originally appeared on Steelers Now: Mason Rudolph on Aaron Rodgers Signi

As Aaron Rodgers basked in the glow of his recent surprise wedding, sports media personality Skip Bayless was not interested in sending well wishes to the happy couple. Bayless, 73, took to social media on Tuesday,