If/when Aaron Rodgers signs with the Steelers, he and Justin Fields will be on track to make a very specific type of history. As noted by Rich Cimini of ESPN.com, a Week 1 duel between Rodgers and Fields,

The Pittsburgh Steelers continue to patiently wait for veteran quarterback Aaron Rodgers to come to a decision on what he wants to do for the 2025 NFL season.

Aaron Rodgers may have been linked to the Steelers this offseason — but he recently opened up about what it would take to retire as a Packer.

From a historical standpoint, this is a notable season for Jordan Love, who is entering his third full year as the Green Bay Packers' starting quarterback.  Green Bay's last two quarterbacks -- Brett Favre and Aaron Rodgers-- enjoyed breakout campaigns during their third full seasons as the full-time starter.

There have been mixed reactions to Aaron Rodgers‘ ghosting the Pittsburgh Steelers. Some, especially the Steelers coaching staff, are content with the long waiting game, but others want a definitive answer from the 41-year-old quarterback—either he is a Pittsburgh Steeler or not.

Is Aaron Rodgers done in Green Bay? Analyzing the potential impact of the NFL Draft and Jordan Love on Rodgers' future with the Packers.

Aaron Rodgers hasn't retired from the NFL just yet, but when that time eventually comes, there's a strong chance that the four-time NFL MVP will end up retiring as a member of the Green Bay Packers. However,

Heading into the Green Bay Packers offseason, head coach Matt LaFleur had one specific goal on which he wanted his starting quarterback, Jordan Love, to focus.