The Pittsburgh Steelers are in position to be very active in the 2026 edition of NFL free agency. Why? They have tons of cap space. According to Over The Cap, the Steelers have more than $46 million in space above the salary cap.

The 2026 offseason has officially begun, and Aaron Rodgers is once again a free agent. Sound familiar? Last year, free agent Rodgers kept several teams waiting for months before finally landing with the Steelers in June.

As Aaron Rodgers appears set to remain with the Pittsburgh Steelers, the Minnesota Vikings have reportedly identified the quarterback who will compete with J.J. McCarthy for the starting job in the 2026 NFL season.

Mike Florio and Chris Simms discuss Aaron Rodgers’ latest comments on his future, examining the eclectic quarterback’s outlook as he takes a similar offseason approach as he did a year ago.

Jarrett Bailey of Behind the Steel Curtain doesn't seem to think so, placing the future Hall-of-Famer in his "C tier" of quarterback options for next fall.

The likelihood of Aaron Rodgers returning to the Pittsburgh Steelers for the 2026 season is high, according to recent ESPN reporting. First-year coach Mike McCarthy said he would welcome his former signal caller back in the fold after the pair won a Super Bowl with the Green Bay Packers and Rodgers would be far less of a worry than Mason Rudolph or Will Howard taking first-team reps.

Aaron Rodgers’ return to the Steelers in 2026 now appears unlikely, with insiders saying his chances are “minuscule.” Pittsburgh may need to look elsewhere at quarterback. Despite optimism earlier this winter, sources now describe Rodgers’ chances ...

Aaron Rodgers has rarely shied away from discussing the personal side of life beyond football, but his latest revelation has raised concern among fans.

The biggest things fans should know from Indy as we get closer to the start of free agency

Aaron Rodgers delivered an unexpectedly candid moment, talking about his mystery wife, Brittani, during his latest appearance on The Pat McAfee Show