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Aaron Rodgers’ brother shares family photos from visit to Steelers game after years of estrangement

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Arnold, C. (2026, October 19). Aaron Rodgers’ brother shares family photos from visit to Steelers game after years of estrangement. New York Post. https://nypost.com/2026/10/18/sports/aaron-rodgers-brother-shares-photos-from-visit-with-steelers-qb/

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New York Post · collected 2026-10-19 · by Christian Arnold

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Aaron Rodgers' brother Luke shared photos on Instagram from a recent Pittsburgh Steelers game where Aaron played against the Colts. The visit included Luke and his two children wearing Steelers gear to support Rodgers, who helped the team win 34-22. This marks a significant step in mending years of estrangement between Rodgers and parts of his family, with the reconciliation initiated by Rodgers' wife Brittani.
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Aaron Rodgers' brother, Luke, shared photos on Instagram from a recent Pittsburgh Steelers game where he and his family, including niece and nephew, were present as special guests. The visit marks a significant step in mending an estrangement between Aaron and Luke. During the Week 5 match against the Indianapolis Colts, which the Steelers won with a score of 34-22, Rodgers interacted warmly with his young relatives, who wore Steelers gear and waved "Terrible Towels" from a suite at Acrisure Stadium. The images highlight the growing reconciliation between Aaron and Luke after years apart.

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Rodgers PERSON · 9× Luke PERSON · 5× Steelers ORG · 4× Instagram ORG · 2× Jordan GPE · 2× Aaron Rodgers PERSON · 1× Aimee PERSON · 1× Colts ORG · 1× Indianapolis GPE · 1× Pittsburgh GPE · 1×

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“Planes, trains and renegade!” Rodgers commented on the post, “Also misspelled cakes.” In one photo, Rodgers can be seen posing on the field ahead of the Week 5 matchup as his niece and nephew sport Steelers gear and ponchos.
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Aaron Rodgers had some special guests for last weekend’s Steelers win over the Colts. asserted
Rodgers → have → Colts
The Steelers quarterback had members of his family, which included his brother Luke and Luke’s two children, at the game to cheer him on as he helped Pittsburgh beat Indianapolis 34-22 in Week 5. asserted
Pittsburgh → have → Week
Luke shared the photos on his Instagram account on Sunday that showed images of Rodgers interacting with his niece and nephew, along with other intimate moments. asserted
Rodgers → share → moments
“Last weekend was pretty special,” Luke captioned the social media post along with black and gold heart emojis. asserted
Luke → caption → emojis
“Planes, trains and renegade!” Rodgers commented on the post, “Also misspelled cakes.” In one photo, Rodgers can be seen posing on the field ahead of the Week 5 matchup as his niece and nephew sport Steelers gear and ponchos. asserted
niece → comment → gear
In another photo, Rodgers is squatting down, interacting with his niece, who wore a pink jacket with a Steelers jersey underneath. asserted
who → squat → jersey
There are several videos in the Instagram carousel that show the kids cheering on Rodgers and waving “Terrible Towels” from a suite inside Acrisure Stadium. asserted
kids → be → Stadium
Luke and his wife, Aimee, had their third child in August. asserted
Luke → have → August
It’s just the latest imagery to show the reconciliation between Rodgers and his family after a years-long rift had driven a wedge between them. asserted
rift → ’ → them
The rift became public in 2016 after Rodgers’ brother Jordan was a contestant on “The Bachelorette.” asserted
brother → become → Bachelorette
But bridges have been rebuilt recently, and Rodgers shocked fans when he posted photos in July of him spending time with them during a “bonding week.” asserted
him → rebuild → week
The end of the feud does not seem to have extended to Jordan, but Rodgers credited his wife Brittani with the reconciliation. asserted
Rodgers → seem → reconciliation
“She is the big impetus behind that [reconciliation], he told The Athletic in August. asserted
he → tell → August
Not that she was pushing it, but just the way that she loves me and supports me, it’s allowed me to open up to that possibility. asserted
me → push → possibility
And it’s been a couple-year process of communication and spending time together, but that is a real blessing in my life to have those relationships back and to close that circle that was cut for so many years. asserted
that → spend → years
“With her by my side, we reopened that door, and it’s been really beautiful.” asserted
it → reopen → door
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