Aaron Rodgers has Mike Tomlin and the Pittsburgh Steelers waiting as the four-time NFL MVP remains mysterious about his future. It’s been weeks since free agency started, yet Aaron Rodgers continues to draw speculation about his future.

How long is Pittsburgh going to wait on Rodgers to make a decision? "Well, not forever,'' owner Art Rooney said.

Former Super Bowl MVP Julian Edelman thinks that Rodgers needs to decide soon, largely because his chemistry and style of play depend on intricate time together between Rodgers and the rest of his players.

Could Aaron Rodgers be planning the most dramatic free agency announcement in NFL history? That’s the buzz surrounding the four-time MVP as rumors swirl that he might reveal his next move — signing with the Pittsburgh Steelers or retiring — live during an upcoming event in the Steel City.

According to a recent mock draft, Shedeur Sanders could plummet into the bottom of the first round, much like Aaron Rodgers in 2005.

NFL Draft may not be flush with blue-chip talent, but it certainly does not lack in big names or storylines. Miami quarterback Cam Ward is the presumptive No. 1 overall selection, and yet it is another quarterback,

More opinions on Sanders dropped via Bruce Feldman of The Athletic's mock draft, which saw him go third overall to the New York Giants. One ex-NFL coach notably compared Shedeur Sanders to Jacksonville Jaguars backup and ex-Alabama star Mac Jones out of college.

Our latest projection has Colorado QB Shedeur Sanders landing safely in the top five – partially thanks to Russell Wilson's free agency decision.

At least if ESPN's Field Yates is to be believed. Yates released his latest mock draft Wednesday, and it features Buffaloes quarterback Shedeur Sanders going to the New York Giants at No. 3 and cornerback/wide receiver Travis Hunter going to the New England Patriots at No.

Vikings head coach Kevin O'Connell spoke for the first time Monday on the team's prior interest in Rodgers at the NFL's annual league meeting, offering his perspective on why they considered the veteran quarterback.

Although the Steelers continue to express confidence Aaron Rodgers will eventually become their next starting quarterback, the four-time MVP is moving toward a fourth week as a free agent.

Though the Steelers seem like the only option left for Aaron Rodgers. perhaps the 41-year-old is waiting to make his free agency decision because he’s holding out hope the Vikings will reverse course.