​Photo by Joe Sargent/Getty ImagesAaron Rodgers hit the headlines once again earlier this week following his fiery appearance on The Pat McAfee Show.The 2026 season will officially be the 41-year-old’s final in the NFL as he will call it a day on his illustrious playing career.Admitting he will walk off into the sunset and away from the public spotlight, Rodgers has vowed to go out in a blaze of glory by not holding back in saying what he thinks.During his appearance on McAfee’s show, the four-time NFL MVP brought up a number of topics that he believed were not being covered well enough by the media.Rodgers spoke from Pittsburgh’s training camp, with a number of his teammates watching on from the side.As the veteran quarterback looks to leave the league in style, his comments are not affecting his Steelers teammates.Photo by Joe Sargent/Getty ImagesPittsburgh Steelers teammates not fazed by Aaron Rodgers’ outburstsESPN executives were furious with Rodgers’ comments on The Pat McAfee Show at the start of the week.However, the 41-year-old’s outspoken nature is not doing any damage behind the scenes in their locker room.“I spent two days in Latrobe, and I’m telling you, it doesn’t bleed over. I talked to several players, coaches, and front office members. We as media do get to eat lunch in the cafeteria where the players are, and it’s just not a conversation,” said Yahoo Sports reporter Lori Epstein.“The only time it came up was once in a press conference. Mike McCarthy got asked a question about Aaron Rodgers’ comments on Anthony Fauci because Rodgers had been on Pat McAfee’s show the day before. So yes, a reporter might ask the head coach, but his teammates are not focused on that.”The Steelers players will be focused on improving on their 2025 season after being eliminated from the playoffs in convincing fashion by the Houston Texans.Just how far Mike McCarthy can take the Steelers this year remains to be seen, but it is clear that his quarterback’s off-field comments will not be hindering the performances on the field.Rodgers has never been a player to keep quiet on the topics he feels strongly about and that is not going to change in his 22, and final, season.Read more:Mike Tomlin says there is only one person who deserves his ‘golden ticket’ to Pro Football Hall of Fame‘Awesome’ – Dak Prescott blown away by heartfelt gift from Dallas Cowboys fan at training campMike Tomlin shares Mike Vrabel warning over Dianna Russini ‘noise’ during his NBC debut