Carter Backs Cousins, Questions Rodgers

0:00From the Daily News Now Network, this is NFL News Today. Subscribe to keep up with every headline, every game. Aaron Rogers is still holding everyone in suspense about his retirement plans. This marks the fifth straight-off season, where the 42-year-old quarterback has kept fans guessing. Meanwhile, the Pittsburgh Steelers are reportedly eyeing Kirk Cousins as a potential replacement. Hall of Famer Chris Carter came out strong in favor of Cousins joining the Steelers. On his podcast, he called it a smarter move because Cousins can deliver accurate passes and stick around for several more seasons. Carter stressed, it gives the team a clear path forward, even if they need to bolster their line and run game. Fans and observers are growing weary of the endless Rogers drama. Many feel it's time for him to step away, especially after his Achilles injury last year, left him looking slower in the pocket and less mobile. Steelers supporters likely wouldn't welcome another run with him either. Carter didn't hold back on Rogers, suggesting the attention from all this uncertainty

1:02keeps him from retiring. Both quarterbacks have dealt with Achilles tears recently, raising doubts about their starting potential going forward. As things stand, no one knows if Rogers will play in 2026. The Steelers would be wise to explore options like Cousins, while Rogers might find more peace hanging it up after a stellar career. We'll keep watching for updates. A quick thank you to our sponsor of today's episode. Your pillow just got smarter, it plays your podcast and music, S-O-L-I-SoliPillow.com. Made in AI.