Rodgers had been linked to two West Coast teams in the Los Angeles Rams, should they choose to move on from Matthew Stafford, and the Las Vegas Raiders. Next team odds for Rodgers project it as a three-way tie between those franchises and the Steelers to land the future Hall of Fame quarterback.

T he New York Jets have moved on from veteran quarterback Aaron Rodgers, and the 41-year-old will now turn his attention to either retirement, or where his next NFL home will be.

TMZ Sports was able to catch Rodgers coming out of a training session on Thursday in Southern California. He said he only has two items on his wishlist for his next place of NFL employment. The first is that he wants to be wanted.

Rodgers, 41, hasn't played up to his All-Pro talent level since he won his fourth career MVP award with the Green Bay Packers in 2021. In 17 games last season, Rodgers threw for 3,897 yards, 28 touchdowns and 11 interceptions—adding up to a 90.5 passer rating, far below his career 102.6 rating.

There may be some smoke emerging from the Steel City regarding Aaron Rodgers. An August 2024 clip of controversial Steelers receiver George Pickens discussing who his ideal teammate would be has started making the rounds again in light of rumors and betting odds linking Pittsburgh to the four-time NFL MVP and soon-to-be free agent.

One big-name wide receiver appears to want the chance to play with Aaron Rodgers while he still can. In an interview clip that went viral this week over

Aaron Rodgers needs to find a new team in order to continue his NFL career with his two-year stint with the New York Jets now in the rearview mirror. There are a few potential landing spots that make sense on paper and the Pittsburgh Steelers are one of them.