Rodgers-McCarthy Reunion Rumors Heat Up

0:00It's March 24th. This is NFL News Today Football coverage powered by AI. Talk is heating up about a possible reunion between Aaron Rogers and Mike McCarthy with the Pittsburgh Steelers. McCarthy just took over as head coach after Mike Tomlin stepped down following 19 straight non-losing seasons. Rogers, now a free agent at age 42, played last season in Pittsburgh on a one-year deal after leaving the New York Jets. The two go way back, spending 13 years together in Green Bay from 2006 to 2018. During that time, Rogers earned seven Pro Bowl selections, two league MVP awards, and Super Bowl MVP honors when the Packers beat the Steelers in. Super Bowl 45. McCarthy, a Pittsburgh native who coached the Dallas Cowboys until last year, recently called the idea a great story and praised Rogers' career and current mindset. Meanwhile, Rogers appeared on the Pat McAfee show and said he's enjoying the off-season

1:00with his wife, with no contract offer on the table yet. Rogers has hinted this might be his final year before the season started, but after Pittsburgh's wildcard playoff exit in January, he avoided. Emotional choices and called it a fun year overall. The Steelers remain one of the few teams still hunting for a quarterback as the draft approaches. For now, no deal is done, but both sides seem open to future talks that could bring this duo back together in the Steel City.