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.

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,

Aaron Rodgers is still one of the most talked-about storylines in the NFL late in the offseason. While the Pittsburgh Steelers are the clear front-runners to sign him, the New Orleans Saints have become a talked about landing spot as well.

The 2025 NFL offseason has been full of Aaron Rodgers rumors and reports. While he's currently still expected to sign with the Pittsburgh Steelers, other teams were involved with him early on in free agency. Both the New York Giants and Minnesota Vikings were heavily rumored to be potential suitors as well.

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.

The Pittsburgh Steelers could be the ideal destination for Aaron Rodgers to redeem himself after his stint with the Jets and finish his NFL career in the best possible way.