Aaron Rodgers and his younger brother Jordan were seen together on Friday night, marking another step in the NFL quarterback's ongoing family reconciliation.
Rodgers, 42, posted a picture on Instagram of himself smiling alongside Jordan in the commentary booth at his NFL team's stadium. Jordan, a college football analyst for ESPN, was calling the Pittsburgh-Florida State game. Rodgers captioned the photo: "Great to see little bro @jrodgers11 in his element tonight @acrisurestadium. Really proud of how hard he's worked to get to where he is now."
Last month, Rodgers confirmed on teammate Cam Heyward's podcast that he and Jordan had set aside their differences. He credited his wife, Brittani, whom he married in 2025, with changing his perspective and encouraging the reconciliation.
The family's estrangement first became public in 2016 when Jordan discussed the rift on "The Bachelorette." At the time, he revealed that his older brother had distanced himself from the family.
Rodgers had previously signaled a healing in family ties earlier in the summer, sharing photos with his parents, Ed and Darla, and his older brother Luke. Luke also posted a series of photos on Instagram showing Rodgers bonding with his young niece and nephew, captioning the post, "Last weekend was pretty special."
