Aaron Rodgers Expected to Join Steelers Following Positive Meeting

The four-time NFL MVP is reportedly leaning toward signing with Pittsburgh after a six-hour meeting focused on cultural fit, with an announcement potentially expected in April.

Aaron Rodgers had a six-hour meeting with the Pittsburgh Steelers on March 21, reportedly focused on cultural alignment rather than contract terms.
The Minnesota Vikings and New York Giants are no longer pursuing Rodgers, leaving the Steelers as the primary contender for his services.
NFL insiders suggest Rodgers is likely to announce his decision during an April 9 event in Pittsburgh hosted by Pat McAfee, though this remains unconfirmed.
Rodgers is reportedly seeking a team culture similar to his time with the Green Bay Packers, emphasizing stability and a win-now mentality, which aligns with the Steelers' environment.
Concerns persist about Rodgers' age and recent injuries, but the Steelers view him as a potential solution to their quarterback struggles since Ben Roethlisberger's retirement.