Steelers QB Aaron Rodgers opened up about his retirement plans — and why fans may never see him again in public.

Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Aaron Rodgers told "The Pat McAfee Show" on Tuesday that he is "pretty sure" 2025 will his 21st and final year of his storied NFL career.

"Once we get our Hall of Fame outside rush-backer signed, you're talking about another guy who's a leader, not just by his example, but by his words," Rodgers said, hinting at Watt getting re-upped by the Steelers.