Wherever he ends up landing, the 41-year-old quarterback is still more than capable of making a huge impact. Last season with the New York Jets, he completed 63 percent of his passes and threw for 3,897 yards, 28 touchdowns, and 11 interceptions.

Most NFL reporters have been under the impression for weeks that four-time MVP quarterback Aaron Rodgers has told the Pittsburgh Steelers verbally that he intends to play for them in 2025. Rodgers’ personal biographer Ian O’Connor even said as much last month during an interview with 93.

"This time next week, when the Steelers are in mandatory minicamp, maybe it changes," Rapoport said Tuesday on The Pat McAfee Show. "That might be interesting. That would be a tim