Aaron Rodgers may or may not be getting closer to a deal with the Pittsburgh Steelers. In the meantime, the Minnesota Vikings have again addressed their own ties to the free agent quarterback, with coach Kevin O'Connell confirming Monday that the team "evaluated" Rodgers as a potential 2025 starter but remains committed to J.

Asked about the elephant in the room Monday morning at the NFL Owners Meetings, O’Connell confirmed that he has talked to Rodgers before immediately shifting the focus to the future face of the franchise, whom the Vikings selected with the No. 10 pick in the 2024 NFL Draft.

What stood out to Minnesota Vikings coach Kevin O'Connell about quarterback J.J. McCarthy, whom the franchise selected with the No. 10 overall pick in last year's NFL draft, was his command of an NFL-style offense at Michigan.

Our 'HQ Spotlight' analysts discuss the Steelers' decision to hold out for Aaron Rodgers and whether this is the best move for him.

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.

The reprieve from the rumors gave O’Connell a chance to provide insight into the many moves the Vikings have made this offseason. It marked the first time he has gone in depth about everything that has happened over the past few weeks.

Another day, another chance to check in on where things stand with Aaron Rodgers, the most accomplished quarterback still on the market. And Pittsburgh Steelers own

Kwesi Adofo-Mensah shared some positive news on J.J. McCarthy when he discussed the quarterbacks rehab process.

Former Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Ben Roethlisberger thinks Aaron Rodgers hasn’t signed with Pittsburgh yet for one reason, and that’s the […]