
There has been an influx of young quarterback talent entering the NFL over the last few years, but Thursday night's game between the Steelers and Bengals will spotlight the league's oldest signal-callers, Aaron Rodgers and Joe Flacco.
At 41, Rodgers is the NFL's oldest active player, and will turn 42 before the 2025 season comes to a close. Flacco, 40, is not far behind. Rodgers was well reminded of this at his press conference on Tuesday when Steelers teammate Cam Heyward chimed in saying, "Oldest quarterbacks playing this week. Icy Hot bowl, I love it."