Aaron Rodgers, the veteran quarterback, is still without a team after the offseason saga continues. According to ESPN’s Jeremy Fowler, he has received contract offers from both the Pittsburgh Steelers and New York Giants. However, it seems that the Vikings are no longer a serious contender, as sources indicate they want to develop J.J. McCarthy instead.
Fowler described the situation as “enigmatic” due to the teams’ reluctance to make any moves without Rodgers’ decision. The quarterbacks’ fit with their teams and surroundings seem to be major factors in the decision-making process. Meanwhile, Russell Wilson is reportedly ready to sign with a team after meetings with the Giants and Browns, but his future remains uncertain until Rodgers makes a move.
The Vikings have been trying to develop McCarthy, who is coming off a torn ACL, while Sam Darnold signed with the Seahawks. It’s clear that all eyes are on Rodgers, and teams will wait for his decision before making any significant moves in the quarterback market.
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