Sources: Steelers open to an Aaron Rodgers return as players praise QB
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Key Points:
- The Pittsburgh Steelers remain open to reuniting with quarterback Aaron Rodgers in 2026, despite the unlikelihood due to head coach Mike Tomlin's resignation after 19 years.
- Steelers players have universally expressed strong support for Rodgers, praising him during exit interviews and wanting him back for the upcoming season.
- Rodgers, 42, has not decided whether to retire or return and intends to take time before making a future commitment, with the choice of the next head coach likely influencing his decision.
- Steelers team president Art Rooney II acknowledged that Tomlin's departure significantly lowers the chances of Rodgers returning, as Rodgers initially signed largely to play under Tomlin.
- Despite the team's recent playoff loss and uncertainties, the organization continues
