Aaron Rodgers has not yet signed with the Pittsburgh Steelers, but his debut for the franchise would see him face the New York Jets at MetLife Stadium, according to a schedule leak

The standoff between Aaron Rodgers and the Steelers took another turn while everyone waits for the legendary quarterback to make a decision about next season.

There’s no denying the NFL is a business — a serious money-making machine — and Commissioner Roger Goodell hasn’t been shy about his goal for the league to top $25 billion in revenue over the next few seasons.

If the Pittsburgh Steelers signed Aaron Rodgers then he would have a revenge game against the New York Jets in Week 1.

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The Aaron Rodgers waiting game continues. While the four-time NFL MVP has long been pursued by the Pittsburgh Steelers, no deal has been made official just yet. It’s widely expected that