Aaron Rodgers Keeps Steelers Waiting as Retirement and Financial Disputes Loom

The Steelers remain optimistic about signing Rodgers, but financial disagreements and his indecision continue to delay a resolution ahead of the NFL Draft.

Aaron Rodgers has yet to sign with the Pittsburgh Steelers, with financial disagreements reportedly stalling progress on a potential deal.
Steelers owner Art Rooney II has expressed confidence, citing 'positive signals' from Rodgers, including a recent throwing session with wide receiver DK Metcalf.
The Minnesota Vikings have reaffirmed their commitment to J.J. McCarthy, leaving the Steelers as Rodgers' most viable option unless he chooses retirement.
NFL insiders suggest Rodgers' asking price remains a key obstacle, with the Steelers hesitant to meet his financial demands for what could be his final contract.
As the NFL Draft approaches on April 24, the Steelers appear to be prioritizing Rodgers over drafting a quarterback, despite preparing contingency plans with Mason Rudolph as a fallback option.