US EditionSteelers GM Says He Expects a Faster Aaron Rodgers Resolution This Year
Steelers GM Omar Khan expects Aaron Rodgers to decide on playing in 2026 earlier than last year, avoiding another delayed decision after Rodgers' 42-year-old season.
- At the combine, Steelers GM Omar Khan said the team expects a quicker decision on Aaron Rodgers' return, aiming to avoid last year's delay.
- After his Jets release, Rodgers met with the Vikings before they chose J.J. McCarthy, and the Steelers want a quicker decision to avoid last year's delay, Khan said.
- Rodgers, 42, posted last season's stat line showing 3,332 yards, 24 touchdowns, and seven interceptions, but he struggled with a playoff pick-six against the Texans; one more season with McCarthy could change that.
- The Steelers have no firm deadline, Khan said, and they continue searching for a franchise quarterback while staying eager to work with Will Howard.
- Despite winning the AFC North at 10-7, the Steelers face emotional stakes after Mike Tomlin's departure; the team wants a quicker decision on Rodgers' return, Khan said.
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Steelers GM Says Aaron Rodgers Could Return This Year: 'He Knows How We Feel About Him'
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Steelers GM says he expects a faster Rodgers resolution this year as QB weighs return or retirement
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Steelers And Dolphins Going Vastly Different QB Directions With Tua Tagovailoa And Aaron Rodgers
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