Four-time NFL MVP Aaron Rodgers has announced his retirement, confirming the upcoming season will be his last. After a career spanning over two decades, Rodgers, 42, decided to return to Pittsburgh for a second season with the Steelers following a lengthy deliberation. He leaves the league with a Super Bowl title and numerous accolades, ranking among the sport’s elite quarterbacks.
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