Aaron Rodgers plans to go back where it all started when he hangs up the cleats. Rodgers, 41, said Thursday that he wants to retire with the Packers, according to ESPN. The 10-time Pro Bowler detailed what his retirement plans would look like ahead of the Week 8 matchup against his former team,

Rodgers faces the Green Bay Packers for the first time when they visit the Pittsburgh Steelers on Sunday night.

With a win over the Packers (now or later in his career), Rodgers would become just the seventh quarterback to beat every NFL team, joining Brady, Manning, Brees, Favre, Joe Montana, and Fran Tarkent...