Overview
- Rodgers informed the Steelers he would fly to Pittsburgh Friday to finalize his one-year contract valued at $20 million.
- The four-time NFL MVP is expected to attend Pittsburgh’s minicamp and assume the starting quarterback role over Mason Rudolph, Will Howard and Skylar Thompson.
- Pittsburgh pursued Rodgers after losing Justin Fields and Russell Wilson in free agency and selecting only a late-round quarterback in the draft.
- Rodgers weighed offers from the New York Giants and Minnesota Vikings before choosing the Steelers, sources say.
- Sportsbooks adjusted Pittsburgh’s Super Bowl odds from +600 to +500 following the signing, reflecting improved playoff prospects.