Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Aaron Rodgers revealed during a Tuesday appearance on “The Pat McAfee Show” that he is “pretty sure” he will retire following the 2025 season. During Wednesday’s edition of the ESPN Radio “Unsportsmanlike” program, former NFL defensive lineman and one-time Super Bowl champion Chris Canty ripped Rodgers regarding the “McAfee Show” segment. “It is the definition of self-serving with the timing of Aaron Rodgers doing this,” Canty said, as shared by Joe Clark of Steelers Depot. “Everything we heard him say on the ‘McAfee Show’ had nothing to do with helping the Pittsburgh Steelers compete for a championship. It all had to do with him saying he wants to come back for the love of the game.” Critics often referred to Rodgers as a “distraction,” “selfish” and “self-centered” during his two-season stint with the New York Jets that unceremoniously ended when the club’s new regime decided earlier this year to part ways with the future Hall of Famer. That said, NFL.com’s Nick Shook not
