Most NFL reporters have been under the impression for weeks that four-time MVP quarterback Aaron Rodgers has told the Pittsburgh Steelers verbally that he intends to play for them in 2025. Rodgers’ personal biographer Ian O’Connor even said as much last month during an interview with 93.

Both Marcedes Lewis and Aaron Rodgers are looking for new roles in 2025. Could they team up together in the final stages of their respective careers?

Ideally, Aaron Rodgers would be signed and participating in OTAs, but the Steelers' brass view him as a plug-and-play quarterback.

This Falcons insider picks a hypothetical Browns trade for Kirk Cousins over one that would send him to the Steelers. With the Atlanta Falcons reported to be stubborn when it comes to Kirk Cousins and not wanting to trade him,

And for the last few months, it's felt like no matter how hard Steelers fans dreaded it, or ran from it, Aaron Rodgers was still going to arrive. There have been too many wink-wink-nudge-nudge reports about how the Steelers and Rodgers have a wink-wink-nudge-nudge agreement that says all he needs to do is show up in late July for anyone to believe otherwise.