Steelers quarterback Aaron Rodgers is dealing with a fractured wrist that he suffered in Week 11 against the Bengals, but he is hoping to return this Sunday when Pittsburgh hosts Josh Allen and the Bills.
Ahead of the matchup on Sunday, Rodgers spoke glowingly of Allen and his ability to impact the game. When asked about what Rodgers admired most about Allen, the answer was simple.
“I love the way he carries himself,” Allen said. “He’s arguably the best player in the league, and things have been trending up for him ever since his first year as a starter. Can’t wait to see him, tease him about all the damn commercials he’s in now,” Rodgers added.
Aaron Rodgers on Josh Allen: “I love the way he carries himself. He’s arguably the best play in the league, and things have been trending up for him ever since his first year as a starter.
— Brooke Pryor (@bepryor) November 26, 2025
“Can’t wait to see him, tease him about all the damn commercials he’s in now.” pic.twitter.com/b5pwNdZuj3
It’s unclear if Rodgers will suit up this weekend, but Steelers coach Mike Tomlin is optimistic he will be ready to return. If not, it’ll be Mason Rudolph in the starting lineup for Pittsburgh once again.
But if Rodgers returns, football fans will be treated to a much anticipated quarterback matchup with plenty of playoff implications on Thanksgiving weekend.
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