The legendary quarterback, 42, was asked about his future in the NFL during a post-game press conference after the Pittsburgh Steelers were knocked out of the playoffs by the Houston Texans on Monday, Jan. 12.

Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Aaron Rodgers wasn't happy with a reporter's question about head coach Mike Tomlin.

Aaron Rodgers' 21st NFL season is over after the Pittsburgh Steelers' deflating 30-6 loss to the Houston Texans in a wild-card playoff loss on Monday night, Jan. 12. But is it over for Rodgers' career?

Laura Rutledge said her postgame exchange with Will Anderson Jr was one of her favorite interviews ever after the Houston Texans dominated the Pittsburgh Steelers in the NFL's AFC Wild Card Playoffs

Even in the sting of a season-ending playoff loss, Aaron Rodgers found a way to settle an old score. The season ended in disappointment as the Steelers fell 30-6 to the Texans.

Mike Florio and Devin McCourty react to Aaron Rodgers’ postgame press conference following the Steelers’ loss to the Texans, particularly his fiery answer to the final question he was asked.

Speaking to ESPN's Melissa Stark after the game, Pittsburgh quarterback Aaron Rodgers (who saved the day with a late-game touchdown pass to give the Steelers the lead) seemed to get a bit choked up while discussing what the berth and his year in the Steel City meant to him.

NFL Network's Ian Rapoport reported the Pittsburgh Steelers have requested to interview Carolina Panthers defensive coordinator Ejiro Evero to potentially replace Mike Tomlin. The post Steelers Pursing Sought-After NFL Coach to Replace Mike Tomlin: Report appeared first on Heavy Sports.