Aaron Rodgers didn't return to the NFL simply to extend an already exceptional career.
In Pittsburgh, the
veteran
quarterback
has a much bigger goal: to win a second Super Bowl title before hanging up his cleats for good.
As he heads into his 22nd season in the league, Rodgers still seems driven by a desire to win. After joining the Steelers this spring, the four-time MVP quickly expressed his confidence in
Pittsburgh's plan and in the players currently on the team.
When recently asked by Adam Schein on Mad Dog Sports Radio
about which teams are serious contenders for a Super Bowl berth, Rodgers didn't hesitate for a second. In his view, the Steelers should clearly be considered a team capable of reaching the NFL's biggest game.
“Of course. Of course. That's why I came back—because I believe in these guys,” Rodgers explained.
Aaron Rodgers Bets on Pittsburgh's Potential
This statement speaks volumes about the quarterback's goals. While his experience and track record allow him to gauge the difficulty of an NFL season, Rodgers believes Pittsburgh has enough going for it to compete with the best teams in the AFC.
His arrival also represents a major opportunity for the Steelers. The organization hopes his experience will help the team take a step forward and return to the top of the NFL. For Rodgers, this new adventure could be the perfect opportunity to cap off his career at the highest level.
The challenge will obviously be considerable. Competition in the AFC remains fierce, and a trip to the Super Bowl requires consistency, good health, and success in clutch moments.
But Rodgers seems to have already made up his mind. In Pittsburgh, he believes in the team's potential and wants to turn that confidence into results. With a second NFL title as his goal, the veteran could very well approach this season with a special sense of motivation.
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