Aaron Rodgers’ Future Shocker: Steelers Visit Sparks 2026 Comeback Rumors
That seems to be the way things have been trending all offseason. While Rodgers, 42, has flirted with retirement in the past, those rumors didn’t seem as loud this offseason.
Despite needing a quarterback, the Steelers remained patient on that front. The team did not make a free-agent splash at the position and waited until the third round of the 2026 NFL Draft to select Drew Allar. While a third-round pick isn’t nothing, it doesn’t guarantee Allar as the future of the franchise.
Those moves left the door wide open for Rodgers to return as the team’s starter in 2026. But in case there was any doubt about that reunion, the Steelers took a major step in securing Rodgers’ services again in late April, when the team placed the transition tag on the veteran passer. Under that tag, the Steelers would have the ability to match any deal given to Rodgers by another franchise. The move didn’t guarantee Rodgers would return, but it did give a pretty clear indication that the Steelers want him back.



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