Green Bay Packers starter Jordan Love told Kay Adams Thursday that he believes Rodgers has "got some more years in the tank" and that he would still love to play his former teammate.

NFL Draft is a week away, and Aaron Rodgers remains without a home for the upcoming season. And it turns out the former NFL MVP may remain without a football home for good. Despite Pittsburgh Steelers owner Art Rooney II teasing earlier this month that Rodgers was on track to sign with his team,

Free-agent quarterback Aaron Rodgers said Thursday that there is no specific timeline in place for him to make a decision about his playing future. During an appearance on the Pat McAfee Show (h/t NFL Network's Tom Pelissero ), Rodgers said the following with regard to his talks with the Pittsburgh Steelers: