Steelers ownership hopes for clarity on Aaron Rodgers’ future 'in the next month or so'

Danny Parkins is joined by Greg Jennings and Willie Colon as they discuss the possibility of Aaron Rodgers reuniting with Mike McCarthy with the Pittsburgh Steelers, with Jennings sharing his perspective on what that reunion could look like.

The Pittsburgh Steelers formally introduced Mike McCarthy on Tuesday, officially kicking off a new era. McCarthy replaces Mike Tomlin, who stepped down after 19 seasons as the Steelers' head coach.

Among the questions McCarthy and the Steelers' front office will need to answer is who they intend to have as their starting quarterback next season. 

Quarterback Aaron Rodgers signed a one-year deal with the Steelers last offseason. At 42, he has not ruled out a 2026 return, but the team is waiting to see what comes next.

Steelers principal owner Art Rooney II shed light on the timeline for when a decision on Rodgers’ future could come.

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It remains to be seen if Aaron Rodgers will return for the Pittsburgh Steelers next season. (Matt Freed/AP Photo)

According to Rooney, Rodgers' decision could reach a resolution "in the next month or so."

If Rodgers does return to the Steelers, he would reunite with his former coach. However, Rooney made it clear that a potential Rodgers-McCarthy reunion had little bearing on the choice to hire the former Green Bay Packers and Dallas Cowboys head coach.

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"We don’t know what Aaron’s plans are right now, and that did not weigh heavily in the decision," Rooney said on the Steelers’ official website. "We’ll see where Aaron is, and we’ve left the door open, but obviously we all have to sit down and see if that makes sense. So