Will Aaron Rodgers throw a touchdown pass against the Packers in Pittsburgh's Aug 13 preseason opener?
100% of users predicted NO — the community got this one right. 3 predictions cast.
Aaron Rodgers did not play in the Pittsburgh Steelers' 28-9 preseason-opening win over his former team, the Green Bay Packers, at Acrisure Stadium on August 13, 2026. Rodgers was on the sideline in street clothes; the Steelers instead used quarterbacks Mason Rudolph, Will Howard and rookie Drew Allar, with Allar throwing two touchdown passes and running for a third in his NFL debut.
Because Rodgers took no snaps in the game, he did not throw a touchdown pass, or any pass, against Green Bay. The game marked new Steelers head coach Mike McCarthy's debut leading Pittsburgh, notable given that McCarthy and Rodgers spent 13 seasons together in Green Bay, including a Super Bowl title, before Rodgers signed with the Steelers.
The community forecast on Predict Six had priced this outcome at 0% likelihood of a Rodgers touchdown pass against the Packers, matching the actual result of Rodgers not appearing in the game at all.