Aaron Rodgers and the Pittsburgh Steelers have been arguably the most talked about storyline throughout the entire NFL offseason. At this point in time, the situation is no closer to being finalized than it was when the rumors started picking up steam.
Despite all of the reports about Rodgers’ interest in the Steelers, he has not signed a deal to become the team’s new starting quarterback.
Throughout the course of the offseason, Rodgers has flown to Pittsburgh to visit the team. He has also held a private throwing session with DK Metcalf. However, he has yet to make a decision about what he’s going to do with his future.
On Saturday, Pittsburgh area media personality Andrew Fillipponi reported that Rodgers had “allegedly joined Nevillewood Country Club, which could signal he’s going to sign with the Steelers. That rumor has been refuted.
Rich Walsh of KDKA-TV (CBS) has fired back at the alleged rumor involving Rodgers.
“This rumor is NOT true. I just spoke with the Club at Nevillewood President Wayne Chiurazzi, who said Aaron Rodgers did not join,” Walsh wrote. “The Club would love to have him if he does sign with the Steelers. It is true that Nevillewood is a beautiful Pittsburgh suburban golf course.”
While everyone is waiting anxiously to find out about Rodgers and what he’ll decide to do with Pittsburgh, the answer doesn’t seem to be coming in the immediate future. That could change, but fans will continue waiting.
Adding Rodgers would likely make the Steelers a serious contender in the AFC. In 2024 with the New York Jets, the future Hall of Fame quarterback completed 63% of his passes for 3,897 yards, 28 touchdowns, and 11 interceptions.
