As of May 1, multiple reporters continue to say that the Pittsburgh Steelers will soon confirm that free agent Aaron Rodgers will be their starting quarterback for the 2025 season. That said, former offensive lineman and current NFL analyst Ross Tucker suggested during Thursday's edition of NFL Network's "Good Morning Football" program that Rodgers may be having second thoughts about continuing his playing career at 41 years old.

It's been three weeks now since the legal tampering period, and free agency still has some big dominoes out there. Stay updated with all the latest news right here.

Last year, the NFL gave Aaron Rodgers and the Jets a slew of early-season prime-time and short-week games because, as NFL V.P. of broadcast planning Mike North candidly admitted, "I feel like the Jets kind of owe us one.