The Aaron Rodgers offseason rollercoaster continued Friday as the veteran QB visited the Pittsburgh Steelers facility, according to multiple reports.
There is no done or imminent deal, according to NFL Network’s Tom Pelissero, with Rodgers continuing to weigh his options for the 2025 NFL season.
After the Minnesota Vikings made it clear they are not pursuing Rodgers at this time, the Giants and Steelers remain the top options for the 41-year-old. Of course, Rodgers could also surprise the league and decide to retire, although it seems he intends to play next season.
The Super Bowl champion spent about six hours meeting with Steelers coaches on Friday and it was said to be a “positive visit,” according to ESPN’s Adam Schefter. The two sides will continue to stay in touch, he added.
With the Rodgers domino waiting to fall, fellow veteran QBs Russell Wilson and Jameis Winston have recently visited with Big Blue. The Giants have also hosted Joe Flacco for a visit.
New York’s meeting with Wilson last week went “very well” and he is said to be “ready to sign” somewhere. His decision will likely come after Rodgers picks his next team.
The Giants also hold the No. 3 pick in the upcoming NFL Draft and are expected to pursue a QB, including Miami’s Cam Ward and Colorado’s Shedeur Sanders. Some draft experts have predicted NY to trade up to No. 1 and take Ward to solidify its future.
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