Steelers Lock In Aaron Rodgers, Eye One More Run

0:00On April 28th, the Pittsburgh Steelers just slapped the transition tag on Aaron Rogers, locking in their shot to keep the veteran quarterback for. 2026. This move lets them match any offer he gets this off-season, straight from ESPN reports. Under the tag, Rogers could come back on a one-year deal worth about $15 million. If another squad throws more cash his way, Pittsburgh has five days to match and snack him back, putting real heat on teams sniffing around. Rogers, now 42, has been dragging his speed on decisions, flirting with retirement and holding out to late last off-season when he finally. Linked up with the Steelers in June, fans and the front office are buzzing, but his age has cooled interest for most teams chasing younger arms. Pittsburgh beefed up their quarterback room by grabbing Ohio State's Will Howard in the sixth round, pick 185th in the 20, 25 draft. If Rogers bounces or retires, Howard's already got reps under his belt for minicamp and

1:00looks primed to battle for the starting gig alongside. Prospects like Oller and Mason Rudolph. Talks with Rogers stay positive, echoing last year's vibe, and with the Steelers' stout defense carrying the load, average play from the pocket gets. Them wins. They're betting on one more run with him while the kids develop behind. Stay locked in with NFL News today, AI-powered updates.