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Aaron Rodgers Hints at Steelers Signing in Cryptic Comment About Chicago Road Trip
- In May 2025, Aaron Rodgers hinted that he might join Pittsburgh's NFL team for the upcoming season, with a potential game against Chicago scheduled for November 23.
- This speculation follows Rodgers' free agency after his release from the New York Jets and his expressed refusal to join the Chicago Bears.
- Rodgers visited the Steelers’ facilities early in the offseason, met their coaching staff, and worked out, while the Steelers remodeled their quarterback room and added other quarterbacks.
- Rodgers hinted that there is a team scheduled to visit Chicago during an upcoming away game this season, expressed his fondness for the city, but chose not to provide details about when he might finalize a signing.
- The Steelers remain optimistic and are willing to wait longer for Rodgers' decision, with a deal potentially closing before their June 10 minicamp.
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