Dexter Jackson questions Aaron Rodgers' impact with Steelers in final season
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 2, 2026, 9:29 PM
Last updated Jun 2, 2026
Dexter Jackson criticized Aaron Rodgers' potential effectiveness as the veteran quarterback joins the Pittsburgh Steelers for an anticipated final season. Jackson cited concerns about Rodgers' diminishing capabilities and the need for stronger offensive support, especially at wide receiver. He emphasized the importance of a productive running game to help Rodgers thrive. As the Steelers prepare for the upcoming season, they face scrutiny regarding their ability to capitalize on Rodgers' experience amid questions about their offensive firepower.
- •Dexter Jackson believes Rodgers' best days are behind him.
- •Jackson emphasizes the need for more explosive playmakers on offense.
- •Pittsburgh must establish a stronger running game to support Rodgers.
- •Rodgers is reuniting with head coach Mike McCarthy this season.
- •Expectations for the Steelers will be closely scrutinized throughout the season.
- 9:29 PMYahoo Sports — “Rodgers’ Best Days Are Behind Him”: Super Bowl Champion Gives Pittsburgh Steelers a Harsh Reality Check
"Aaron Rodgers and Dexter Jackson have never shared a locker room, but the former Super Bowl champion recently delivered a blunt assessment of the veteran quarterback’s outlook with the Pittsburgh Steelers. As Rodgers prepares for what is expected to be his final NFL season, questions continue to surround whether Pittsburgh has enough offensive firepower to […] The post “Rodgers’ Best Days Are Behind Him”: Super Bowl Champion Gives Pittsburgh Steelers a Harsh Reality Check appeared first on Gridi
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