Two days after coming to terms, Aaron Rodgers has officially signed a one-year deal with the Pittsburgh Steelers, ending months of speculation about what the four-time league MVP was going to do during the 2025.

Rodgers wore No. 12 throughout his entire Green Bay Packers career, but he switched to No. 8, which he wore in college at Cal, when he went to the Jets in 2023. No. 12 was unavailable in New York with that jersey retired in honor of quarterback Joe Namath.

The deal, which Rodgers signed at Pittsburgh's practice facility on Saturday, is worth up to $19.5 million with incentives.