In a buzzworthy exchange during the league meetings in Palm Beach, Steelers head coach Mike Tomlin opened up about his team’s recent discussions with four-time NFL MVP Aaron Rodgers. Speaking to reporters on Sunday, Tomlin detailed that Rodgers had visited the Steelers' facility in Pittsburgh earlier this month, marking what he described as a “really good day” for both parties as they explored the possibility of him joining the team.

Though the meeting sparked excitement among Steelers fans, Tomlin remained tight-lipped about the specifics of their discussions. “It was really good to spend some time together, man, and get to know each other more intimately, but it is free agency,” he explained. “It is a process. I have nothing of any more significance to add other than that.”

One of the most notable points Tomlin made was the absence of a concrete deadline for signing Rodgers or any other quarterback. This indicates that the Steelers are still open to evaluating their options and not feeling pressured to make a hasty decision. The team is reportedly considering quarterbacks in both free agency and the upcoming draft, with plans to meet with Jaxson Dart from Ole Miss among their exploration of talent.

Furthermore, recent movements in the league have caused a shift in the quarterback landscape. As of late, Mason Rudolph and Skylar Thompson have signed with the Steelers, while notable quarterbacks like Russell Wilson, Justin Fields, and Kyle Allen have found new homes with other teams. Wilson has notably signed with the New York Giants, further narrowing down the options for Rodgers if he decides against joining Pittsburgh.

As the Steelers continue to assess their future quarterback situation, fans are left wondering where the legendary Rodgers may land next—will Pittsburgh emerge as a frontrunner, or will they look in another direction? The coming weeks promise to be intriguing as the free agency period unfolds. Stay tuned!