Steelers Wait on Aaron Rodgers

0:00It's March 31st. This is NFL News Today, driven by AI following the league in real-time. The Pittsburgh Steelers are playing the waiting game with Aaron Rogers, the 42-year-old quarterback who's pondering his next move as a free. Egatayo. Last season wrapped up for him with a tough wild card lost to the Houston Texans, and right after, Rogers made it clear he wanted to stick around. Pittsburgh for year 2. At 42, he's the oldest active player in the league, mulling a 22nd NFL campaign, retirement or even jumping to another squad. Steelers coach Mike McCarthy, who coached Rogers for 13 seasons back in Green Bay, spoke this Monday at the NFL owner's meetings in Phoenix, about giving him all the space needed. They chat weekly, sometimes more, but McCarthy's not pushing, just letting the vet sort his future before the team maps out theirs.