Aaron Rodgers, the 42-year-old Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback in what he has described as his final NFL season, has thrown seven passing touchdowns through four games in 2026, including three each in consecutive wins over Cincinnati and a loss to Cleveland. Reunited with head coach Mike McCarthy, Rodgers operates behind an improving offensive line with targets including DK Metcalf, Pat Freiermuth, and Roman Wilson, though the offense ranks near the middle of the league in scoring and yards after a 2-2 start. He remains healthy with no injury designations on official reports and faces a schedule that includes favorable and challenging matchups ahead. Trader consensus on his season total reflects this early production pace, the veteran’s experience in McCarthy’s system, and typical regression risks for an aging passer over the remaining 13 contests.