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Once Aaron Rodgers announced his commitment to Mike Tomlin’s Pittsburgh Steelers, all focus was on how the legendary quarterback would fare in what would likely be his final year. But once he appeared at the Steelers’ mini-camp wearing a wedding ring on June 10, suddenly, all eyes were on his personal life. Because, despite making appearances on more than 75 podcasts during the 2025 offseason—including multiple stops on longtime friend Pat McAfee’s show—Rodgers never once mentioned tying the knot.

Well, Rodgers is currently living a hush-hush public life, or so he wants us to believe. After dating someone named Brittani for around six months, the Steelers QB on June 10 announced that he has been married for a “couple of months” now. While Rodgers’ job and the kind of legacy he has in the sport often put him in the spotlight, his wife does not want the same limelight, per the 41-year-old himself. Still, something did not feel right when the NFL recently ignored the newlywed quarterback.

The 2025 regular season is barely 10 weeks away, and the NFL is not leaving a chance to hype the new season. Their recent stunt? The NFL decided to celebrate a different ring this time. All the players who were recently married or popped the question to their partner were part of the NFL’s “wedding szn.”

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The league’s official Instagram page shared a carousel of newlywed or engaged players. The tagline? “A different kind of ring season 💍.” The list was stacked. Sam LaPorta. Cole Kmet. Leonard Williams. Josh Allen. Lane Johnson. Travis Hunter. Grady Jarrett. Terry McLaurin. Tyler Scott. Even the proposals from Pat Freiermuth, Jermaine Johnson, and Jake Ferguson made it to the list. But Aaron Rodgers? Nowhere to be seen. Not even a courtesy like or emoji reaction. Well, considering how protective Rodgers is of his personal life, could be a reason the NFL did not mention A-Rod’s name.

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But while the NFL was busy posting pictures of players saying – “I do,” Rodgers was busy strolling on a beach in Malibu, all alone. People saw him walking around barefoot, wearing blue shorts, a white tank top, headphones, and yes, that black wedding band. No wife. Only Rodgers is strolling along the shore. The irony? He was sporting the identical ring that initially sparked this mystery.

Let’s rewind to December 2024, when he first mentioned ‘Brittani.’ Rodgers casually shared a romance nugget on the Pat McAfee Show: “There was one package left for my girlfriend Brittani that hadn’t showed up yet.” No context or build-up. He just dropped it in the middle of a conversation. He then continued as if he hadn’t just added a new subplot to his offseason arc. McAfee, obviously taken aback by this newfound information, said, “We just learned that Aaron’s in love.” And that’s how the Brittani era began. But if Rodgers thought this would end the conversation, he clearly underestimated the whole situation.

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Aaron Rodgers’ marriage: Family and public records say what? where?

The biggest critics of Rodgers aren’t fans or online investigators. It’s his own family. The Rodgers fam-jam is “unconvinced the marriage is real,” according to the Daily Mail. Some even speculate that it may not have been a legally binding wedding. But simply a symbolic commitment ceremony. The kind you hold on a beach with no paperwork at all. Just crystals and incense.

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And to add fuel to this speculation train, the Daily Mail contacted public record offices in Las Vegas, the destination for everyone’s shotgun wedding, and Pennsylvania, where Rodgers now resides. Nothing. No paperwork. Not a trace. Just a ring and Aaron Rodgers. It suddenly makes much more sense for the NFL to exclude him from their ‘ring season.’ Now here’s where it gets weird: even his brother doesn’t know anything about the marriage.

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According to reports, Jordan Rodgers—yes, the guy who got engaged on The Bachelorette—and his wife JoJo Fletcher are unaware of Brittani. They have no idea who she is. “What they’ve heard is secondhand from his parents,” a source told the Daily Mail. And Aaron already has a tense relationship with this family. What if even they’re taken aback?

But let’s face it, it’s classic Rodgers behavior. This is the same player who made retirement hints for three consecutive offseasons. Spent months before signing with the Steelers. He now declares, ‘I’m married,’ without providing any proof. So yeah, we need to wait until he decides to reveal all the details.

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