Aaron Rodgers’s All-Time Playoff Record Ahead of Steelers’ Wild-Card Game

The 42-year-old quarterback will be competing in his 13th postseason.

Aaron Rodgers will be making his 13th postseason appearance and his first with the Steelers this year. / Michael Owens/Getty Images

Aaron Rodgers, the four-time MVP and one-time Super Bowl champion, will wrap up his 21st NFL season with a playoff appearance.

Now, in his first season with the Steelers, Rodgers will compete in his 13th postseason thanks to Pittsburgh capturing the final AFC playoff spot with a win over the Ravens on Sunday night.

As previously mentioned, Rodgers does have one Super Bowl title under his belt, but how has he performed in the playoffs throughout his career? Here’s a look at Rodgers’s all-time playoff record.

Aaron Rodgers’s playoff record heading into 2025 postseason with Steelers

The Packers went to the playoffs in the 2007 season, but Rodgers didn’t play a postseason snap as he was still sitting under Brett Favre in that time, so this list conveys Rodgers’s record when he started the game. All of Rodgers’s postseason appearances so far happened when he was with the Packers for 18 seasons. Rodgers’s upcoming playoff game with Pittsburgh will be his first postseason appearance in a uniform other than the Packers' green and gold.

Season	Playoff Game	Opponent	Result	Overall Record
2009	Wild Card	Cardinals	Loss, 51–45	0-1
2010	Wild Card	Eagles	Win, 21–16	1-1
2010	Divisional	Falcons	Win, 48–21	2-1
2010	NFC Championship	Bears	Win, 21–14	3-1
2010	Super Bowl	Steelers	Win, 31–25	4-1
2011	Divisional	Giants	Loss, 37–20	4-2
2012	Wild Card	Vikings	Win, 24–10	5-2
2012	Divisional	49ers	Loss, 45–31	5-3
2013	Wild Card	49ers	Loss, 23–20	5-4
2014	Divisional	Cowboys	Win, 26-21	6-4
2014	NFC Championship	Seahawks	Loss, 28–22	6-5
2015	Wild Card	Washington	Win, 35–18	7-5
2015	Divisional	Cardinals	Loss, 26–20	7-6
2016	Wild Card	Giants	Win, 38–13	8-6
2016	Divisional	Cowboys	Win, 34–31	9-6
2016	NFC Championship	Falcons	Loss, 44–21	9-7
2019	Divisional	Seahawks	Win, 28–23	10-7
2019	NFC Championship	49ers	Loss, 37–20	10-8
2020	Divisional	Rams	Win, 32–18	11-8
2020	NFC Championship	Buccaneers	Loss, 31–26	11-9
2021	Divisional	49ers	Loss, 13–10	11-10

Through 21 playoff game appearance, Rodgers has posted an 11–10 record.

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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.

This year could very well be Rodgers’s last playoff appearance as his status for the 2026 season is still unknown. The 42-year-old could retire in the coming months, or he could attempt to return either to the Steelers or for another team next season. Even if he does play another year, there’s no guarantee that Rodgers’s team will make the playoffs. The Steelers narrowly made it, so there’s never a 100% chance, even with a legendary quarterback like Rodgers on the roster.

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