With Aaron Rodgers' reported interest in the New York Giants fading, this could lead to the G-Men doing what they did years ago by reaching on a fringe prospect in the NFL Draft like they did with Daniel Jones.

The Pittsburgh Steelers have been one of the teams most tied to Aaron Rodgers over this free agency period—much to the chagrin of the Black and Gold faithful. Rodgers is arguably one of the most polarizing human beings in the NFL today—and it isn't just because of his declining playing ability.

NFL free agency officially began with the new league year kicking off at 4 p.m. ET on Wednesday. There were plenty of moves made during the legal tampering period on Monday and Tuesday, but those deals were basically handshake agreements.

On defense, the changes were more severe. They said goodbye this week to three defensive line starters — Floyd, Maliek Collins and Javon Hargrave — starting linebacker Dre Greenlaw, and two key members of the secondary in cornerback Charvarius Ward and safety Talanoa Hufanga.

As rumors swirl about the Minnesota Vikings potentially signing Aaron Rodgers this offseason, the club had the visit of a wide receiver to further strengthen their offense. In recent days, Aaron Rodgers has been strongly linked to the Minnesota Vikings.

It's Friday and the Pittsburgh Steelers are still stuck on hold, waiting for quarterback Aaron Rodgers to decide where he wants to play football next season. Up until this point, it's been a two-team race with the Steelers and New York Giants.

Even though the Minnesota Vikings used the No. 10 pick in the 2024 NFL draft to select J.J. McCarthy with the goal of making him their quarterback of the future, the possibility of adding Aaron Rodgers could alter their plans.