Aaron Rodgers remains one of the most intriguing figures in the league. However, this time, he has become the most annoying star during free agency, as he still hasn’t shared his decision about making a deal for the upcoming season.
Meanwhile, another shocking report has emerged from Adam Schefter, hinting at Rodgers’ possible retirement.
Aaron Rodgers, who recently wrapped up a tough season with the New York Jets, is keeping everyone guessing about his next move. It’s not that he hasn’t received offers, but the four-time MVP has yet to share any decision about his future.
Meanwhile, NFL insiders, including analyst Adam Schefter, believe Rodgers is still weighing his options, with retirement being a real possibility. “I’m hearing he might not want to play,” Schefter revealed in a recent interview, adding even more uncertainty to the situation.
"I'm hearing he might not want to play." 👀
— ESPN Milwaukee (@ESPNMilwaukee) March 26, 2025
Adam Schefter on @AaronRodgers12 potential retirement. pic.twitter.com/UIGPXFOoj2
Given Rodgers’ age, retirement is always on the table. But many are questioning why he’s taking so long to decide. Some believe he’s simply enjoying the attention, while others think he’s interested in joining the Vikings.
However, since Minnesota is still sorting out its quarterback situation, Rodgers’ decision remains up in the air.
Aaron Rodgers is weighing more options
Currently, the Vikings have chosen J.J. McCarthy as their quarterback, so they turned down a trade for Aaron Rodgers. However, some people think Rodgers might still be interested in joining them if he gets the chance.
The Steelers are the only team showing strong interest in Rodgers as their starting quarterback. Before Tuesday, two teams wanted him for 2025. One of them was the New York Giants, but they signed Russell Wilson to a one-year, $21 million deal instead.
"To run it back with Russ, it's just not good enough. They need to level up."@LRiddickESPN believes the Steelers "need" Aaron Rodgers 👀 pic.twitter.com/f7teQ8rCMW
— NFL on ESPN (@ESPNNFL) March 11, 2025
That leaves the Steelers as the only team known to be considering Rodgers. He recently paid a visit to Pittsburgh and engaged in discussions with the team’s leaders, but a deal remains unmade.
