Steelers team president Art Rooney II said Wednesday the organization is willing to wait “a little while longer” for Rodgers to decide his football future, ESPN’s Jeremy Fowler reported.

Although Rodgers hasn't signed with the Steelers yet, there does seem to be a sense that it will eventually happen. Ian O'Connor, who recently wrote a biography about Rodgers, believes that the quarterback will sign with Pittsburgh in time to join the team at its mandatory minicamp, which kicks off on June 10.

The Pittsburgh Steelers don’t want to wait around forever for Aaron Rodgers to make a decision. So, just how long will they wait?