Rodgers' Decision Shapes Steelers' Offseason

0:00It's March 30th. From breaking news to Sunday matchups, this is NFL News Today, powered by AI. Pittsburgh Steelers fans got a timeline update on Aaron Rodgers' future. Team President Art Rooney II says they expect the yes or no from Rodgers before the NFL draft next month. That's when they'll know if the veteran quarterbacks sticks around as their starter for next season. Rodgers stepped in last year and went 10 wins in six losses as the starter. He threw for 3,322 yards, 24 touchdowns, and just seven picks. He didn't show up until June for organized team activities, but still turned things around. General manager Omar Khan made it clear there's no hard deadline this time. He told everyone, I won't drag on like last year when things got drawn out. The team wants clarity fast to plan ahead. Rodgers hits 43 in December and returning would mark his 22nd pro season. Folks like ex-stealer Charlie Batch and analyst Colin Cowherd point to money as the holdup.

1:00They say he outplayed his $32 million deal and deserves spare pay without locking in for multiple years. With the draft looming, Rodgers calls shapes the Steelers' whole offseason game plan. Keep an eye on this one, it could flip their fortunes.