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Pittsburgh Steelers' Fallback Plan For Aaron Rodgers Is Somehow Even More Depressing

  • The Pittsburgh Steelers face uncertainty as Aaron Rodgers, a 41-year-old free agent quarterback, has yet to decide on signing ahead of their June minicamp and mandatory veteran camp.
  • Rodgers' decision delay stems from personal challenges involving a close person battling cancer, and Steelers owner Art Rooney II confirmed they will not wait indefinitely for his choice.
  • If Rodgers does not sign, the Steelers likely will pursue Atlanta Falcons quarterback Kirk Cousins as a fallback, despite high financial and trade obstacles linked to his $180 million contract and $37.5 million in guarantees.
  • ESPN’s Jeremy Fowler noted that Cousins is at least being considered by the Steelers as an alternative option should their pursuit of Rodgers not materialize, but Atlanta requires a minimum of $7 to $8 million in guaranteed money to approve a trade.
  • This situation implies the Steelers face a challenging offseason where securing a playoff-caliber quarterback depends on Rodgers’ choice or overcoming significant salary-cap barriers for Cousins.
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NFLTradeRumors.co broke the news in on Monday, May 26, 2025.
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