Another year, another offseason of waiting on Aaron Rodgers to make up his mind about his NFL future.
Last year, the four-time MVP waited until June to officially announce that he’d be joining the Steelers on a one-year deal. Pittsburgh thought they’d hear from the quarterback before the NFL draft, but when Rodgers remained silent, the team placed the right of first refusal tag on him. The move allows Pittsburgh to match any offer sheet that Rodgers should sign with another team, and would also give them a compensatory pick if he ultimately leaves.
