Summary
Recent reports suggest that NFL quarterback Aaron Rodgers might play another season for the Pittsburgh Steelers, but Rodgers has not confirmed this. Former Steelers player Rod Woodson expressed skepticism about waiting for Rodgers and suggested the team should focus on finding a long-term quarterback.
Key Facts
- Reports indicate Aaron Rodgers is considering a second season with the Pittsburgh Steelers.
- The Steelers are reportedly hopeful Rodgers will decide to return.
- Rodgers has not yet confirmed his plans for the upcoming NFL season.
- Rod Woodson, a former Steelers player, expressed frustration with the uncertainty and suggested the team should not wait on Rodgers.
- Rodgers previously played with newly hired Steelers head coach Mike McCarthy at the Green Bay Packers, where they won a Super Bowl together.
- Rodgers signed a one-year contract with the Steelers and had 3,322 passing yards, 24 touchdowns, and seven interceptions last season.
- The Steelers were eliminated in the AFC Wild Card round last season.
- If Rodgers doesn't return, the Steelers might start Will Howard, who they drafted last year.
