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

Aaron Rodgers clarified Cris Collinsworth's comments about Darnell Washington and the position Mike Tomlin wanted him to play with the Pittsburgh Steelers.

The veteran quarterback pulls no punches analyzing third-down failures and missed throws, demonstrating why his leadership remains crucial during adversity.

One of those pieces centers on Steelers quarterback Aaron Rodgers, who is one of the more polarizing players in sports outright for a variety of different reasons. The Chargers defense, though, did Rodgers so dirty on primetime during the 25-10 win that most probably feel for the Steelers quarterback.

Former NFL head coach Herm Edwards summed up Rodgers' performance better than any other NFL analyst or pundit could do it. "The quarterback looked old," Edwards said in reference to Rodgers. Edwards went on to say it was clear Rodgers didn't want to get hit and when the Chargers hit him early,