On Saturday, Pittsburgh area media personality Andrew Fillipponi reported that Rodgers had "allegedly joined Nevillewood Country Club, which could signal he's going to sign with the Steelers. That rumor has been refuted. Rich Walsh of KDKA-TV (CBS) has fired back at the alleged rumor involving Rodgers.

The Pittsburgh Steelers are still waiting on Aaron Rodgers, whose long-anticipated road to Steel City is "more complex than artificial intelligence," the team's minority owner recently joked. Behind closed doors, the Steelers still have no better sense of the quarterback's 2025 plans than they did prior to April's draft, according to ESPN.

Aaron Rodgers will, or won't, sign a contract with the Steelers. Or, at a minimum, he'll announce his intention to do so. Pittsburgh's OTAs begin on May 27. That's only 16 days away. If he's serious about being as ready as he can be for the looming football season,