Aaron Rodgers drops $280k on Xmas gifts for Steelers teammates amid Shedeur Sanders verdict

Aaron Rodgers delivered some incredible gifts to his offensive linemen this Christmas.

Earlier this week, it was revealed that the veteran Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback gifted his teammates Can-Am off-road side-by-side vehicals.

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The vehicles retail for $35,000. With the Steelers having eight offensive linemen on their roster, Rodgers would have been set back around $280,000.

Rodgers was seen in a TikTok on Thursday riding next to some of his teammates in the off-road vehicles outside the Steelers’ practice facility.

“This Christmas, Aaron Rodgers gave his offensive line the gift of horsepower. Safe to say, it delivered. Merry Christmas from Mosites Motorsports,” the dealership wrote in its TikTok video.

The gifts are well deserved for the Steelers’ linemen, with Rodgers only being sacked five times in the past five weeks.

In total, he’s been sacked 25 times in 2025, and this season has thrown for 2,680 yards with 23 touchdowns and seven interceptions.

The Steelers got a wildly different gift from their previous quarterback, Russell Wilson, last year.

Wilson gifted his linemen a $10,000 Airbnb gift card.

He also gave them a Louis Vuitton duffle bag, a bottle of his wife Ciara’s Ten To One Rum and custom shoes from his own Good Man Brand.

Fellow quarterback, Patrick Mahomes, also went big as he dropped $1 million on Christmas gifts for his Chiefs teammates.

Shedeur Sanders draws praise from Aaron Rodgers

Rodgers’ teammates won’t have much time to enjoy their gifts as they face the 3-12 Cleveland Browns on Sunday.

It’s a crucial game for Pittsburgh, who are looking to wrap up the AFC North title for the first time since 2020.

They could do that before Sunday, should the Baltimore Ravens lose or tie with the Green Bay Packers, if not, they can win the title with a win or tie against the Browns.

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The Steelers will face a different quarterback from their first meeting with the Browns in Week 6.

That time it was rookie Dillon Gabriel, who orchestrated a 23-9 defeat to Pittsburgh.

This weekend, it’ll be rookie and fifth-round draft pick Shedeur Sanders, a player that Rodgers is apparently a fan of.

“I’ve followed Shedeur’s career,” Rodgers said on Friday.

“I was pulling for him. It was tough draft slide. Obviously much longer wait than mine was.

“But it seems like he’s been patient and worked on his craft, and he’s been playing pretty good the last few weeks.”

Facing Sanders will also serve to remind people just how experienced Rodgers is.

The 42-year-old actually played his father, Deion Sanders, the legendary cornerback, in a Week 15 clash between the Ravens and Packers.

Rodgers and Green Bay lost 48-3, with the quarterback throwing 15 passes in the game, but despite the loss, the veteran reflected on being happy about one thing.

“I didn’t throw him a pick thankfully,” Rodgers said of the elder Sanders.

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