On Thursday, Pat McAfee announced that McCarthy will be a regular on his ESPN show via X/Twitter. The Super Bowl-winning coach will join “The Pat McAfee Show” every Thursday. That’s right, not only will fans continue getting weekly Aaron Rodgers visits now, but his former Green Bay Packers coach, Mike McCarthy, is getting a weekly spot too.

Quarterback Aaron Rodgers became known for making weekly appearances on "The Pat McAfee Show" during NFL seasons long before he signed a team-friendly contract to join the Pittsburgh Steelers in June.

This article originally appeared on Milwaukee Journal Sentinel: Pat McAfee's prime time show did not include Aaron Rodgers news (or any news) Pat McAfee promised big surprises during his special show Wednesday night. Technically, that was true, but the surprises were various recording artists and cash giveaways.

On Jets Final Drive, SNY NFL Insider Connor Hughes and The Athletic's Zack Rosenblatt dive into the Jets Week 1 matchup with the Steelers. First, the two bring in Steelers Correspondent for The Pat McAfee Show Mark Kaboly to talk Aaron Rodgers,

Ahead of Ohio State’s season opener vs Texas, Steelers rookie Will Howard commended Aaron Rodgers’ leadership in Pittsburgh.

PITTSBURGH -- Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Aaron Rodgers is not worried about any ‘revenge game’ storylines against the New York Jets this Sunday. Rodgers says the Steelers are singularly focused on the game at hand, and nothing extracurricular that could pop up.

Rodgers is outspoken and shows a lot of emotions. At 41 years old, he’s playing for more than just the love of the game. Rodgers wants to prove he has more left than he showed with the Jets and he could lead a team to the playoffs.

After New York Jets alum Aaron Rodgers revealed that he had gotten married to a woman named Brittani, Maranda Williams and Jessie Vera-Tucker admitted they didn't know much about his relationship.