The NFL world is buzzing with speculation about Aaron Rodgers' future. The legendary quarterback, who has won four MVP awards and a Super Bowl, is at a crossroads. After the New York Jets decided to move on, Rodgers is weighing his options: retirement or a 21st season in the NFL. The Pittsburgh Steelers and New York Giants are leading the pack to sign him, but the Minnesota Vikings are also in the mix after losing Sam Darnold.

Rodgers, now 41, had a peculiar 2024 season. He put up decent stats, but his mobility was noticeably affected by a major Achilles injury. The Jets' disastrous 5-12 season added to the turmoil, leading to a regime change. Rodgers' future is uncertain, and updates are coming in fast.

The Steelers have already made an offer to Rodgers, but he is taking his time to decide. The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette reported that money isn't the issue; Rodgers is just being cautious. If he chooses Pittsburgh, things could move quickly. The Vikings, meanwhile, are evaluating their quarterback options and are intrigued by Rodgers. With a 14-3 season under their belt and a strong roster, Minnesota could be a great fit for Rodgers.

The Jets officially released Rodgers after the start of the new league year, allowing him to talk to other teams. Former NFL GM Doug Whaley criticized Rodgers for "holding the Steelers hostage, " but NFL Media reported that a decision could take weeks. Retirement is still on the table for Rodgers.

While Rodgers contemplates his future, Russell Wilson is making his own moves. The other notable free-agent quarterback is meeting with the Cleveland Browns and the New York Giants. If Wilson signs with Cleveland, he could face a position battle with Kenny Pickett, who was traded from Pittsburgh to Philadelphia last offseason.

Rodgers' Next Move: Where Will the Legendary QB Land?

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