Aaron Rodgers Leaves Steelers Without Deal After Facility Visit

The four-time NFL MVP met with Pittsburgh's coaches and management but has yet to make a decision, leaving his free agency status unresolved.

Aaron Rodgers visited the Pittsburgh Steelers on March 21, meeting with coach Mike Tomlin and general manager Omar Khan, but no agreement was reached.
The New York Giants and Steelers remain the primary contenders for Rodgers, with the Minnesota Vikings officially withdrawing to focus on J.J. McCarthy as their starting quarterback.
Reports suggest Rodgers is taking a patient approach, advised by his agent, as he evaluates offers and considers retirement as a possible option.
The Steelers are preparing to draft a quarterback regardless of Rodgers' decision, aiming to secure a long-term plan at the position.
The Giants are exploring alternative options, including Russell Wilson and drafting Shedeur Sanders, as Rodgers' preference for Pittsburgh becomes more apparent.