As the NFL league meetings unfolded in Palm Beach, Steelers owner Art Rooney II expressed optimism about the potential signing of Aaron Rodgers, stating the team is getting positive signals about the four-time MVP quarterback possibly heading to Pittsburgh.

The Steelers have remained engaged with Rodgers after his visit, where he spent significant time with the coaching staff. While no contract was signed, both Rooney and Steelers coach Mike Tomlin indicated a hopeful outlook.

However, the Minnesota Vikings are also in the mix, with discussions reportedly taking place. Coach Kevin O'Connell acknowledged a past relationship with Rodgers and hinted at ongoing interest from the Vikings side. The Steelers' deadline for a decision remains flexible, but they seek clarity ahead of the draft. The landscape is dynamic, with other quarterback options under consideration if Rodgers doesn’t come aboard.