Tomlin to NBC, Rodgers' Future in Pittsburgh

0:00It's April 27th. This is NFL News Today, AI-powered stories shaping the season. Mike Tomman stepping away from coaching the Pittsburgh Steelers to join NBC's football night in America as an analyst. But he still sees Aaron Rogers coming back as the team's quarterback next season. Tomman made it clear he doesn't expect the 42-year-old to retire anytime soon. Tomman spent 12 months around Rogers and says the guys got a real addiction of football, not just the games, but the whole process, mentoring, young players, and team vibes. He believes Rogers is still in top shape and capable, so playing is the only fix for that fire. Fans and the Steelers front office have been holding their breath on Rogers for a second straight year. They drafted quarterback Drew Aller at the 76 pick as a backup plan, adding him to a room with Will Howard and Mason Rudolph. Last season, Rogers and Tomman guided Pittsburgh to an AFC North title and 10 wins, though they bowed out early in the playoffs again. Now Mike McCarthy takes over as head coach, aiming to avoid the team's first losing record

1:03since 2003. Reuniting with Rogers could be his top move to keep the winning tradition alive that Tomman built over 19 years. With Tomman heading to the booth, all eyes stay on Rogers to wrap up his legendary career right there in Pittsburgh.