Many are waiting on the Pittsburgh Steelers to sign Aaron Rodgers who would usurp Mason Rudolph starting lineup, but the veteran quarterback is instead focusing on the positives, including a moment when the veteran gave him some words of encouragement.

The Pittsburgh Steelers have been waiting for months on a decision from veteran quarterback Aaron Rodgers on what he wants to do with his future. The Steelers are the only true option the quarterback has if he plans on being a starter during the 2025 season,

The Pittsburgh Steelers have had a glaring need at quarterback for the entire offseason, but the team also has to address the wide receiver room after trading George Pickens to the Dallas Cowboys. The Steelers have been in pursuit of free agent quarterback Aaron Rodgers for over two months.

While his performance that day was forgettable, Mason Rudolph's encounter with Aaron Rodgers following his second-ever NFL game is a memory that will likely last a lifetime. Rudolph, who may end up becoming teammates with Rodgers if the four-time league MVP does decide to sign with the Pittsburgh Steelers,

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Rodgers is reportedly dealing with personal matters, which may explain why he hasn't officially signed with the Steelers yet. However, a decision could be coming soon. Follow The

Pittsburgh Steelers fans must be tired of waiting for Aaron Rodgers, who is taking his time finalizing a deal with the AFC North franchise. If he continues to delay the process, more and more people will start to believe that he wants to retire instead of playing football.

Packers HC Matt LaFleur says he fully expects Aaron Rodgers to sign with the Steelers, pointing to Mike Tomlin as the driving factor.

Following Rodgers, the Packers also parted ways with the expensive contracts of Aaron Jones and David Bakhtiari, setting themselves up for a cleaner cap sheet heading forward. But fast forward to 2025,

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.