Us Weekly
Rob Gronkowski harshly criticized Aaron Rodgers following the Pittsburgh Steelers’ 20-3 loss to the New England Patriots, arguing Rodgers lacks explosiveness and may have considered retirement. The critique came as Rodgers, 42, completed 187 passing yards with an interception and no touchdowns in the defeat, and as Gronkowski highlighted a long-running collaboration with Steelers’ coach Mike McCarthy. Rodgers had previously contemplated retirement but returned for a second season in Pittsburgh after McCarthy’s hiring, signaling this could be his final chapters. The Steelers’ next game is at home against the Cincinnati Bengals on September 27.