Old comments from Aaron Rodgers about Mike McCarthy are resurfacing after the Steelers hired McCarthy as their next head coach.

The Pittsburgh Steelers have a plan for Aaron Rodgers. At 42-years-old, the veteran Super Bowl winning quarterback — regarded as one of the greatest to ever play — doesn’t have

The likelihood of a reunion between Aaron Rodgers and Mike McCarthy is “increasing.” Rodgers has spoken with the newly hired Steelers coach — his longtime coach in Green Bay — about re-signing for a 22nd NFL season and a second in Pittsburgh.

While Aaron Rodgers has not yet informed the Steelers whether he will return for a 22nd NFL season, the 42-year-old QB has spoken with Mike McCarthy several times about the possibility, NFL Network Insiders Ian Rapoport,

Aaron Rodgers played well for a 42-year-old this past season with the Pittsburgh Steelers. He threw for over 3,000 yards, had 24 touchdown passes, just seven interceptions, and led the team to a 10-6 record.

“I thought (me and Aaron Rodgers) were real good friends, and all that stuff, then he called me back once this whole offseason, so screw him,” Glazer said. Rodgers, who spent the past season with the Steelers, has talked with new Steelers head coach Mike McCarthy, Glazer added.