With each passing day, Aaron Rodgers' uncertain future becomes a slightly bigger storyline. And one gets the feeling Rodgers likes things that way. After two years with the New York Jets, Rodgers was officially cut loose in March.

ESPN analyst Matt Bowen has now sent a clear message about what he believes will come next for Rodgers. He has listed Pittsburgh as the clear best fit for the 41-year-old signal caller.

Aaron Rodgers, a four-time NFL MVP and a former Super Bowl champion, has one of the striking resumes in the The post Aaron Rodgers’ Ex-Teammate Feels Jets Humiliation Should Fuel His Comeback appeared first on FirstSportz.

Aaron Rodgers is available in free agency but it sounds like the sweepstakes is nearing its end. No matter what the former New York Jets star decides to do, it sounds like the saga is approaching its end and that he will end up landing with the Pittsburgh Steelers.

Everyone knows the New York Jets dismissed Aaron Rodgers this offseason in favor of Justin Fields. But the exact reason why turns out to be particularly fascinating. The Jets wanted, in the words of ESPN beat writer Rich Cimini,

NFL regular season schedule has been released, and per NFL research, New York has the seventh-easiest schedule with opponents holding a .460 win percentage in 2024.

Will Aaron Rodgers play football in 2025? If you have been following along this offseason, you've likely heard all of the speculation and rumors about the possibility of Rodgers landing with the Pittsburgh Steelers.

Mike North, the NFL's vice president of broadcast planning and scheduling, confirmed Thursday that the league's schedule-makers had been influenced by the widespread expectation that Rodgers will eventually sign with the Steelers, per ESPN's Brooke Pryor. However, he denied his office had any inside information about a deal.