Late May is approaching, all 32 NFL teams are preparing for mandatory spring practice, and Aaron Rodgers remains unsigned, a month after declaring he's "not attached to anything" regarding his football future.

As to what that sign might be, or at least the reason behind the delay, the author who wrote a biography of Rodgers— Out of the Darkness: The Mystery of Aaron Rodgers —has weighed in on the matter.

ESPN analyst Matt Bowen has now sent a clear message about what he believes will come next for Rodgers. He has listed Pittsburgh as the clear best fit for the 41-year-old signal caller.

The Pittsburgh Steelers are still waiting for Aaron Rodgers to officially sign with the team. Organized Team Activities (OTAs) are just around the corner, and there is still no certainty on if he will show up or not -- at least to the public.

Pressure is steadily building on Mike Tomlin to remain as Pittsburgh Steelers head coach, but Aaron Rodgers - who is expected to sign with the AFC North franchise - is a fan

Aaron Rodgers isn't the only notable veteran offensive player the Pittsburgh Steelers are reportedly interested in acquiring during this late stage of the NFL's offseason. The Steelers have reportedly inquired about Saints receiver Chris Olave,

With each passing day, Aaron Rodgers' uncertain future becomes a slightly bigger storyline. And one gets the feeling Rodgers likes things that way. After two years with the New York Jets, Rodgers was officially cut loose in March.

Aaron Rodgers expected to play for Steelers in 2025 "Anticipating that happening, I won't be surprised," said Matt LaFleur of Rodgers to the Steelers on the Chris Simms Unbuttoned