Aaron Rodgers is still available in free agency and there is clearly interest in him in the league right now. The Pittsburgh Steelers reportedly have made him an offer and it sounds like the New York Giants may have as well.

There hasn't been much drama in free agency this week, well, except for the whole situation with Aaron Rodgers. The four-time MVP is a free agent for the first time in his career, and although he's had five days to talk with teams,

At DraftKings, bettors can wager on where Aaron Rodgers will spend the '25 season. Newsweek breaks down the odds that were available late Monday morning.

The clock keeps ticking. The days pass by. And the NFL world awaits a free agency decision from quarterback Aaron Rodgers.

Why is Aaron Rodgers taking so long to decide where he wants to play in 2025? That is the key question for the Pittsburgh Steelers, but as Rodgers has entered ‘dark mode’ and has yet to make a decision, the reason he might be waiting is becoming clearer.

It's Friday and the Pittsburgh Steelers are still stuck on hold, waiting for quarterback Aaron Rodgers to decide where he wants to play football next season. Up until this point, it's been a two-team race with the Steelers and New York Giants.

The NFL world is waiting for Aaron Rodgers to make a decision, and two teams in particular are reportedly getting impatient. During a Thursday appearance on Get Up (5:35 mark), ESPN's Dan Graziano said the New York Giants and Pittsburgh Steelers "are begging him to sign with them.

The New York Giants and Pittsburgh Steelers are playing a waiting game. They are on Aaron Rodgers’s time as they

The Pittsburgh Steelers have been one of the teams most tied to Aaron Rodgers over this free agency period—much to the chagrin of the Black and Gold faithful. Rodgers is arguably one of the most polarizing human beings in the NFL today—and it isn't just because of his declining playing ability.

Russell Wilson's quest for a new team hits a standstill as he wraps up his visits to the New York Giants and Cleveland Browns without securing a contract. With the Pittsburgh Steelers holding out hope for Aaron Rodgers,