Aaron Rodgers' reconciliation with his family is drawing attention from everywhere, and someone has shared their thoughts on it.

On Monday, the Pittsburgh Steelers' multiple-time MVP quarterback surprised fans by posting images of himself bonding with his parents Ed and Darla and elder brother Luke on Instagram. Two days after that, TMZ released a video of him, Ed and Darla at his induction into the Hall of Fame of Pleasant Valley High School in Chico, California.

On Thursday's episode of Pat McAfee's eponymous show, ESPN insider Peter Schrager said about the development:

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As Aaron Rodgers prepares for his farewell season in the NFL, one of the league newcomers whom he will encounter on the side of the ball has gotten candid about idolizing him as a youth.

Speaking recently with MrBucsNation's James Hill, Tampa Bay Buccaneers linebacker Josiah Trotter said:

He also described what he hopes will happen during and after his team's game against the Steelers:

Kickoff for the Buccaneers-Steelers game is at 1 p.m. ET on CBS.

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