For weeks, the Aaron Rodgers sweepstakes have revolved around just a few NFL teams, including the quarterback's former longtime NFC North rival, the Minnesota Vikings. With the four-time MVP reportedly inching toward a deal with the Pittsburgh Steelers,

Speaking to The Athletic's Mike Sando, one league executive said they "can’t think of a worse combination" for Rodgers than playing with DK Metcalf, George Pickens and working with offensive coordinator Arthur Smith.

It was originally reported that the potential landing spots for Rodgers in 2025 were down to the Vikings, Giants, and Steelers. Minnesota supposedly pulled their name out of the hat early, committing to second-year QB J.J. McCarthy in 2025, while New York just signed Russell Wilson.

The Pittsburgh Steelers believe Aaron Rodgers is "headed in our direction," even while providing no timeline for the free agent quarterback to make a decision regarding his NFL future. Now Steelers great Ben Roethlisberger has weighed in on the Rodgers sweepstakes,

Green Bay Packers head coach Matt LaFleur commented Tuesday on the possibility of former Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers signing with the NFC North rival Minnesota Vikings in free agency. Speaking to reporters at the league meetings in Palm Beach, Florida, LaFleur said the following about the idea of Rodgers donning Vikings purple:

Aaron Rodgers recently followed up a "really productive" meeting with the Pittsburgh Steelers by conducting a private throwing session with new Steelers wide receiver DK Metcalf. Now team owner Art Rooney II is all but predicting the quarterback's anticipated arrival,