On Thursday during his interview with Pat McAfee, Aaron Rodgers did not sound like someone who was fully committed to playing football in the 2025 season. Rodgers, who has been pursued by the Pittsburgh Steelers for the last month, said personal issues need his attention for now over football.

With Cousins having a no-trade clause and expressing his desire to be the starter, the 36-year-old would likely be open to a move to Pittsburgh. Cousins could flourish in a Steelers' offense that boasts a dynamic receiver duo in DK Metcalf and George Pickens, a solid offensive line, and a proven offensive coordinator in Arthur Smith.

The Pittsburgh Steelers have been heavily connected to free agent quarterback and future Hall of Famer Aaron Rodgers. While they have been connected quite often to the legendary quarterback, Rodgers remains a free agent and has not signed.