ESPN's Jordan Rodgers analyzes brother Aaron's struggles with Steelers
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Last updated Sep 29, 2026
Jordan Rodgers appeared on ESPN's First Take to discuss his brother Aaron's performance with the Pittsburgh Steelers following a family reconciliation. He acknowledged the Steelers' issues but defended Aaron's play, suggesting that dropped passes impacted his effectiveness. Aaron started the season with mixed results over two games, completing 47 passes for 408 yards, one touchdown, and one interception. The segment has sparked debate about potential conflicts of interest given their family history, which was recently mended after years of estrangement.
- •Jordan Rodgers discussed Aaron's performance on September 23's First Take.
- •Aaron's season stat line includes 408 passing yards, one touchdown, and one interception.
- •The Steelers opened the season 1-1, losing 20-3 to New England.
- •Critics question ESPN's decision to feature Aaron's brother in analysis.
- •Jordan defended Aaron while acknowledging the team's need for improvement.
- 7:00 PMYahoo Sports — ESPN faces backlash over a controversial decision involving Aaron Rodgers’ brother
"ESPN faces criticism after Jordan Rodgers analyzes brother Aaron’s Steelers struggles on First Take following their recent family reconciliation.
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