Aaron Rodgers had a horrible game on Sunday night against the Los Angeles Chargers but really downplayed it in the postgame press conference.

Much like Aaron Rodgers vs. Brett Favre, Rodgers always will draw a comparison to his own successor, Jordan Love. Here's breaking down the numbers for which QB has been better the past two seasons.

Aaron Rodgers, now 42 and in Pittsburgh, and Jordan Love, 27 and entering his prime in Green Bay, are drawing intense comparisons. While Rodgers show

Overall, Cleveland ranks seventh in fewest fantasy points allowed to opposing quarterbacks, surrendering just 16.4 per game which is far from ideal for Rodgers. Against one of the most stingiest fantasy football defenses, Rodgers should sit on the bench in ...

The Green Bay Packers weathered an underwhelming first-half display to claim a 35-25 victory over the Pittsburgh Steelers on Sunday night. Their hurler, Jordan Love, was at the heart of the resurgence, tossing flares all across the grass en route to one of his the best displays of his still-burgeoning career.

When the Pittsburgh Steelers signed quarterback Aaron Rodgers, he was supposed to bring his Hall of Fame resume to Pittsburgh and put this offense over the top. Create balance between the offense and the defense and add a spark to the passing game.

Still, there have been few nights during his Hall of Fame-caliber career more frustrating than what he and the Pittsburgh Steelers endured in a 25-10 loss to the Los Angeles Chargers on Sunday that trimmed his team’s AFC North lead to one game over the resurgent Baltimore Ravens.

At one point in the first quarter, Rodgers ate a sack in his own end zone and fumbled, before falling on the football. The lone Steelers touchdown came on Roman Wilson's 27-yard reception from Rodgers with 2:57 to play, which snapped 25 unanswered points from Los Angeles.