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Aaron Rodgers briefly leaves game after getting bloodied on sack by Joey Bosa

PITTSBURGH (AP) — Aaron Rodgers briefly left Pittsburgh’s game against Buffalo early in the third quarter to be checked for an injury after he sacked by Joey Bosa, a hit that left the 41-year-old Stee...

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Steelers' Aaron Rodgers briefly exits game vs. Bills after strip sack, score leaves quarterback bloodied

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Steelers' Aaron Rodgers bloodied after taking huge hit from Bills defender

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Aaron Rodgers' Bloody Nose a Fitting Symbol for the Hurting Steelers in Lopsided Loss to Bills

PITTSBURGH (AP) — Aaron Rodgers left Pittsburgh's game against Buffalo early in the third quarter to be checked for an injury after he was sacked by Joey Bosa, leaving the 41-year-old Steelers quarter...

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As end nears, Aaron Rodgers reminds everyone that his toughness equaled his greatness

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The Aaron Rodgers experiment is starting to fall apart

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Aaron Rodgers Says All Steelers WRs Need to Attend Film Sessions, Run Right Routes

"Like Jonnu and I just weren't on the same page. I checked to his in-breaker, and he ran an out-breaker," he said.

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Bills beat up on Rodgers & Rams stunned by Panthers - NFL round-up

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Aaron Rodgers left bloodied by vicious Joey Bosa hit that sparked Steelers injury scare

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Aaron Rodgers for Veep? QB Can Beat Cowboys; Can He Beat Trump and Biden?

FRISCO - Aaron Rodgers has relatively speaking had little trouble beating most of his foes on the NFL field, including the Dallas Cowboys. Does that translate to the New York Jets QB being able to defeat President Joe Biden and Donald Trump on the way to ...

Aaron Rodgers details injury limitations after 'boo-worthy' Steelers loss to Bills

Aaron Rodgers is back from injury but with limitations and the Steelers need some help in the NFL playoff picture

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Aaron Rodgers acknowledges 'boo-worthy performance' as Steelers' loss enrages fans

Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Aaron Rodgers summed up his performance in a 26-7 loss to the Buffalo Bills on Sunday, agreeing with fans' frustrations.