Aaron Rodgers made himself some money with the win over the Baltimore Ravens and an AFC North title last week, but the Pittsburgh Steelers signal-caller can earn himself some more money this week with a playoff win.

The Texans, who the Steelers play on Monday night in the wild-card round, are a new playoff opponent for Rodgers. He’ll be looking to give Pittsburgh its first postseason win since the 2016 season. This is the Steelers’ sixth playoff appearance since that season, but the team has failed to capture a win in that span.

The Steelers managed to clinch the AFC North and spot in the playoffs in dramatic fashion as a missed field goal by Ravens kicker Tyler Loop as time expired securing a 26-24 win over Baltimore.

Aaron Rodgers threw for a season-high 294 yards, and the Steelers claimed their first AFC North title in five years with a 26-24 win over the Ravens.

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.

Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Aaron Rodgers earned a bonus by beating the Baltimore Ravens to clinch a playoff spot.

Steelers quarterback Aaron Rodgers is headed to the playoffs and received a nice bonus worth half a million dollars as the cherry on top.

When Hamilton left the game following a collision with fellow safety Alohi Gilman early in the third quarter, the Ravens led 10-3 and the Steelers were facing a third-and-10. Rodgers immediately attacked the middle of the field and hit Freiermuth for 14 yards. They scored a touchdown on that drive and got a field goal on the next.

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