Pittman Hopes for Rodgers Return, Stays Optimistic

0:00It's March 23rd. Welcome in. This is NFL News Today, where the league meets AI. I'm Cory with the story. Aaron Rodgers still hasn't shared his plans for the 2026 season. New York Giants wide receiver Michael Pittman made it clear on Monday's up-and-at-am show that the team would be solid, even if Mason Rudolph or Will. Howard ends up as quarterback. Pittman admitted he's hoping to line up with Rodgers throwing him passes. He believes that's the most likely outcome based on everything he knows. He's taking a hands-off approach right now, giving Rodgers the space he needs to recharge after a tough year. Pittman just signed his deal and doesn't want to pressure him right away. Pittman feels confident Rodgers wants to keep playing for as long as possible. From their past interactions, he sees that drive still there. All eyes stay on Rodgers as training camps heat up, with teammates like Pittman staying optimistic about a return.