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The likelihood of Aaron Rogers returning to the Steelers for the 2026 season is high, according to Jeremy Fowler.

First year coach Mike McCarthy said he would welcome his former quarterback back in the foals after the pair won a Super Bowl with the Packers.

This, there is a waiting game, however, that could stretch for several months.

Similar to last offseason, Rogers is not rushing his decision and file a report.

There is no timeline on Rogers decision.

Both sides are open to a potential return.

Aaron Rogers tend to take as much time on such matters, so I don't expect this swift resolution.

But head coach Mike McCarthy likes Rogers, of course, from his time in Green Bay he's a bridge

option for them they've looked at hard at quarterbacks in the 2026 draft so they certainly

could draft one oh cho what what what's going on what's really going on well you know god damn well

you're coming back on you know damn well ain't coming back because there is no answer at the position. Even if not the same, even not the same Aaron Rogers. No, McCarthy is familiar with him. They played them. He had him at Green Bay. What answer do you have at that position to say, you know, we can move on for Aaron Rogers and he doesn't have to come back? I mean, will you rely on a 42, what, 43-year-old quarterback? I think you'd be 42.

Yeah, he'd be 42. You don't have a, yeah, you don't have a choice. You don't have a choice. Just to even compete in this NFL, obviously, we've seen it all season. You need a quarterback, and sometimes age really doesn't matter depending on who it is.

Matt Stafford at 37. Then you have Drake May. How the hell do the goddamn Patriots go from

4 and 13 to 14 and 3 the following year? It's because of the quarterback play. Obviously,

coaching plays a goddamn factor, but you still need a quarterback. I mean, it just is what it is.

Sam Darno. Look what he did in Minnesota.

He goes to the goddamn Seattle.

Obviously, there's some other pieces that matter.

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