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Aaron Rodgers Signals Openness to $10M Deal as Steelers Weigh Alternatives

Rodgers confirms his willingness to accept a one-year, low-cost contract but remains undecided, prompting the Steelers to explore other quarterback options and draft strategies.

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Overview

  • Aaron Rodgers stated on The Pat McAfee Show that he is willing to play on a one-year, $10 million contract and denied seeking multi-year or high-value deals.
  • Rodgers emphasized he has no deadline for making a decision, citing personal commitments and life changes as his priorities at this stage.
  • The Pittsburgh Steelers are advancing contingency plans, including retaining Mason Rudolph, evaluating draft prospects, and considering a potential trade for Kirk Cousins.
  • Steelers insiders suggest the team's 2025 draft plans remain focused on other positions, with a quarterback acquisition likely deferred to 2026 using extra draft capital.
  • Rodgers refuted speculation about interest in the Minnesota Vikings, while his uncertainty leaves the Steelers balancing short-term options and long-term strategies.