Aaron Rodgers' Contract Standoff with Steelers

0:00On March 30, Aaron Rodgers lit up the field last season for the Pittsburgh Steelers, throwing for over 3,000 yards, 24 touchdowns, and just seven picks while leading them to the AFC North Crown. But now his future with the team is up in the air over a contract standoff. Former Steelers quarterback, Charlie Batch, went on record backing Rodgers' hard, saying the vet straight up outplayed his deal and deserves more cash to. Stick around. Batch laid it out clear. The Steelers won him back, but not at that $13 million mark from before. Rodgers' camp is pushing closer to 30 million, and that's the real sticking point holding everything up. Rodgers hasn't said yes or no to a 22nd NFL season yet, and retirements on the table too, which explains the radio silence so far, expect a call before the NFL draft. If they bridge that money gap, he suited up in black and gold again, otherwise Pittsburgh might need a new plan, at the helm. From around the league, powered by AI, this is NFL News Today.