US EditionFed up with Aaron Rodgers: Former Steelers Star Urges Team to Find Another QB
Rod Woodson urges the Steelers to move on if Aaron Rodgers delays his 2026 decision; Rodgers cites no contract offer or deadline, Steelers seek clarity before free agency ends.
- Pro Football Hall of Famer Rod Woodson urged the Pittsburgh Steelers to stop waiting on Aaron Rodgers, declaring "the team shouldn't wait for Aaron Rodgers" on The Rich Eisen Show.
- Following his March 4 appearance on The Pat McAfee Show, Rodgers has provided no definitive update, though general manager Omar Khan expects a decision sooner than last year.
- Rodgers dismissed reports of a "thorny" relationship with new head coach Mike McCarthy as "B.S.," referring to the coach as a "big brother" from their time with the Green Bay Packers.
- Khan and McCarthy remain in contact with Rodgers, stating "all options remain on the table" and confirming they would welcome him back for the 2026 season.
- Regarding the 2025 NFL Draft, Woodson argued they should have selected Jaxson Dart, as the quarterback possessed the "swag" to fit the Steeler mold.
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Steelers legend loses patience with latest chapter in Aaron Rodgers saga: 'They need to move forward'
Former Pittsburgh Steelers star Rod Woodson called out Aaron Rodgers’ indecision, urging the team to move forward without waiting for the quarterback to determine his NFL future.
Steelers Legend Rod Woodson Is 'Tired' Of Waiting For Aaron Rodgers, Wants Team To Move On
A legendary Steelers player is not holding back on his thoughts about the Aaron Rodgers situation. Hall of Fame defensive back Rod Woodson, who was drafted 10th overall by the Steelers in 1987 and spent a decade of his career in Pittsburgh, says it’s time for the Steelers to “move forward” without Aaron Rodgers. Despite […]
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