Former Pittsburgh Steelers defensive lineman Chris Hoke says that if Aaron Rodgers continues to struggle, the team needs to bench the four-time MVP for Mason Rudolph.

Look no further than the Steelers’ first three third downs. On third-and-4, Chargers outside linebacker Odafe Oweh beat Jones early and inside with a spin move just as Rodgers lifted his arm to throw. Rodgers pulled the ball down and did a good job of evading the initial pressure before throwing incomplete for Calvin Austin III.

Now in his Pittsburgh era, Aaron Rodgers has listed his longtime Oneida, Wisconsin estate -- and for a pretty penny, to boot.

Rodgers bought the property in March 2015, when he was at the peak of his NFL career with the Green Bay Packers.

The Bengals have allowed a ridiculously high 28.3 FPPG on planned rushes since Week 7. Warren has posted 11 or more carries in every game he’s played in this season. If he gets that work volume this week, Warren has a shot at setting a season-high in points.

Aaron Rodgers, who now is quarterback for the Pittsburgh Steelers, bought the house near Green Bay for $1.74 million in 2015.

Drafted by the Steelers in the sixth round out of Ohio State, the 24-year-old signal-caller said he continues to be a sponge in his first season. He also tipped his hat to star teammate Aaron Rodgers for guiding him even though he's not playing.

Aaron Rodgers has denied a claim made by NBC NFL analyst Cris Collinsworth during last week's 'Sunday Night Football' broadcast of the Pittsburgh Steelers' game against the Los Angeles Chargers.