Pittman on Rodgers: No Expectations, Focus on Team

0:00On April 20th, Michael Pim in Jr. just dropped some real talk on Aaron Rogers possibly coming back to the league. The wider receiver says he has zero expectations for Rogers suiting up again anytime soon. They actually chatted a couple weeks back in Orange County, but it wasn't about football at all. Pim in explained that Rogers is way too seasoned for him to offer any game plan advice. He's seen and done it all twice over, so no point in trying to sway his decision one way or the other. Fans and players have been buzzing about Rogers' future, especially after his injury plague time with the Jets. Pittman draws from his own history in Indy, where quarterbacks came and went like clockwork. Meanwhile, Pittman's team feels solid at the position with backups like Mason Rudolph, who's been grinding in Pittsburgh for about eight years, and Ricky Will Howard drafted just last year. Whatever goes down, Pittman plans to roll with it, staying ready for the next punch while keeping his focus on the talent already in the huddle. From around the league, powered by AI, this is NFL News Today.