Aaron Rodgers could reportedly be in a perilous position after latest decision by Mike Tomlin and Pittsburgh Steelers

Heyward Thinks Steelers Need to Be Patient with Rodgers

From Steelers Now: New York Jets quarterback Aaron Rodgers during a game against the Pittsburgh Steelers on Oct. 20, 2024. -- Ed Thompson / Steelers Now The Pittsburgh Steelers told free agent quarterback Aaron Rodgers they wanted an answer about whether or not he will be playing for the team in 2025 before the start of the NFL Draft, according to a cryptic report early on Friday by Josina Anderson of The Exhibit. Anderson reported that …

Steelers Sought Aaron Rodgers Answer During Draft Week

Aaron Rodgers received an offer to start for the Steelers at free agency’s outset. That was more than six weeks ago. The future Hall of Fame quarterback has not determined if he will play in 2025, even as previous reports pointed to it. The Steelers are also not believed to be Rodgers’ first choice. As the Vikings have stiff-armed the ex-Packers and Jets starter, while they wait to see if J.J. McCarthy can seize the Week 1 job, the Steelers stil…

Aaron Rodgers could reportedly be in a perilous position after latest decision by Mike Tomlin and Pittsburgh Steelers

In a stunning turn of events, Aaron Rodgers may find himself in a precarious situation as the Pittsburgh Steelers could make a bold move that might reshape the future of the veteran quarterback. With Mike Tomlin's latest decision shaking up the Steelers' strategy, Rodgers' fate in Pittsburgh is now uncertain.

Steelers Emerge as Surprise Trade Contender Amid Aaron Rodgers Draft Day Drama

As the NFL Draft draws closer, the Pittsburgh Steelers find themselves at the center of two major storylines: the future of controversial wide receiver George Pickens and the ongoing quarterback saga surrounding four-time MVP Aaron Rodgers. According to Fox Sports’ Jordan Schultz, the Steelers have engaged in preliminary trade discussions involving Pickens, their talented but occasionally volatile wideout. While Schultz emphasized that Pittsburg…