US EditionAaron Rodgers’ Former Coach Wants a Reunion
McCarthy said coaching Rodgers again would be a great story as Steelers await the quarterback's 2026 decision amid offseason planning, according to team officials.
- On Monday, Pittsburgh Steelers head coach Mike McCarthy discussed a potential reunion with free agent quarterback Aaron Rodgers at a celebration of life for former Green Bay Packers president Bob Harlan, calling the prospect "a great story."
- McCarthy and Rodgers spent 13 years together with the Green Bay Packers, during which they secured seven Pro Bowl nods, two NFL MVP awards, and a victory in Super Bowl 45.
- The 42-year-old quarterback remains a free agent after playing last season on a one-year deal with the Steelers; Rodgers stated "there hasn't been any contract floated in front of me" regarding his 2026 decision.
- Pittsburgh general manager Omar Khan has publicly conveyed patience regarding Rodgers' timeline, suggesting the four-time NFL MVP will decide earlier than he did last offseason.
- The Steelers remain the last quarterback-needy franchise currently in the market, excluding the Las Vegas Raiders who are expected to draft quarterback Fernando Mendoza in April.
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