O quarterback Aaron Rodgers concordou em retornar ao Pittsburgh Steelers para a temporada de 2026 da NFL. O jogador de 42 anos assinou um contrato de um ano no valor de até US$ 25 milhões.
O insider da NFL Network, Tom Pelissero, informou que Rodgers e os Steelers chegaram a um acordo sobre o contrato. Adam Schefter, da ESPN, acrescentou que o contrato inclui um salário base entre US$ 22 milhões e US$ 23 milhões, além de incentivos. O acordo ainda está sujeito a finalização e assinatura.
As reações iniciais no X misturaram o entusiasmo pela liderança veterana e pelas armas ofensivas de Rodgers com o ceticismo em relação à sua idade e aos riscos de lesão. Os usuários destacaram a estabilidade do contrato de um ano para ambas as partes, ao mesmo tempo em que questionaram o impacto a longo prazo.
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Aaron Rodgers and the Pittsburgh Steelers are expected to land a deal that makes him their starter for the 2026 season per @RapSheet
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BREAKING: The Fan Morning Show is reporting that Aaron Rodgers will be in Pittsburgh tonight. And is likely to sign with the Steelers this weekend.
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Aaron Rodgers agrees to one-year deal to return to the Steelers - Adam Schefter https://t.co/SfOZvpIEJ7
Smart move for Rodgers and the Steelers. At 42, oneyear deal with McCarthy gives him stability and Pittsburgh a veteran leader while the young QBs develop. History shows vets like this can still deliver in the right system. But Father Time don’t play. Can he stay healthy and…
— Kesy (@Kachukwuside1) 17 de maio de 2026
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Aaron Rodgers is expected to travel to Pittsburgh this weekend for meetings that could lead to a contract for the 2026 NFL season. No deal is in place yet, but reports indicate he plans to play for the Steelers.
Aaron Rodgers is expected to return for a 22nd NFL season in 2026 after agreeing to re-sign with the Pittsburgh Steelers. The four-time MVP is scheduled to visit Pittsburgh this weekend to finalize the deal. At age 42, he would become the oldest active player in the league next season.
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As free agency looms, Aaron Rodgers remains undecided on a 22nd NFL season, while new Steelers coach Mike McCarthy calls a reunion a 'great story' and says Rodgers is 'in a really good place.' Building on earlier playoff reports of mutual interest, Pittsburgh has made no formal offer yet amid ongoing discussions.
ESPN reporter Brooke Pryor states that the Pittsburgh Steelers and quarterback Aaron Rodgers are engaging in ongoing positive discussions about a potential return. Rodgers remains aware of the team's roster moves amid free agency. No firm decision has been made yet on his future.
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The Pittsburgh Steelers are still waiting for Aaron Rodgers to decide on a return for a second season. NFL insiders say the team's patience could soon be tested if no agreement comes by early next week.
Pittsburgh Steelers head coach Mike McCarthy revealed he has been holding weekly conversations with quarterback Aaron Rodgers as the 42-year-old weighs his future with the team. McCarthy described the talks as positive during an appearance on The Pat McAfee Show. The Steelers continue to await a final decision from Rodgers.
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Pittsburgh Steelers officials are not frustrated with Aaron Rodgers taking time to decide on returning to the team, according to ESPN reporter Adam Schefter. Schefter shared this update on The Pat McAfee Show, noting expectations for a resolution before the NFL Draft. The team remains patient despite delays.