Aaron Rodgers’ 2025 fantasy arc lands in Pittsburgh, reshaping the quarterback landscape. The veteran gives managers a steadier floor than his peak years, even if the ceiling isn’t what it once was. Rodgers will work with a new supporting cast, notably DK Metcalf as a likely WR1 and Jonnu Smith adding a steady TE option, helping stabilize Pittsburgh’s aerial attack.

Projected across 17 games for roughly 3,500 yards and around 17 touchdowns, Rodgers still offers a reliable fantasy floor with upside in favorable matchups. The piece also places CJ Stroud and Matthew Stafford as ceiling benchmarks, helping fantasy players gauge Rodgers’ potential relative to current pecking orders. In short, Rodgers is a solid, not-exceptional, multi-week fantasy asset with clear pass-catching allies in Metcalf and Smith.

Key takeaways emphasize volume and efficiency: Metcalf’s target share could buoy weekly floors, Smith offers a safe TE2 path, and Rodgers’ environment in Pittsburgh should support steady, mid-QB2 production in many leagues. In deeper formats, Stafford and Stroud provide broader context for potential ceiling plays throughout the season.