Latest Aaron Rodgers runaround emphasizes that 2027 has to finally be the beginning of a Steelers reboot
One franchise has shown us that rebuilds not only don't need to be dreaded, they can be extremely successful, even in the interim.
Aaron Rodgers is in Pittsburgh. Unless he isn’t. He’s signing a contract.
Or not. He’s going to be meeting with the Steelers. Or general manager Omar Khan doesn’t actually know where he is.
So … yeah. It’s early May and until a contract is nailed down for 2026, we have little tangible evidence that a Steelers and Rodgers reunion is closer than it was in February. Other than the ticking offseason clock that naturally pushes the two closer together — but only because there isn’t an infinite amount of time left to avoid engaging in actual on-field football activities.
Is a deal going to get done? Almost certainly. Just like last season.
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