According to ESPN's Jeremy Fowler, the Vikings passed on Rodgers because they have a three-year plan which they believe will lead to a Super Bowl. Part of this plan includes a young quarterback the franchise believes in,

Aaron Rodgers has opted to play for another year, so what does his arrival in Pittsburgh mean for the Steelers, the four-time MVP and the NFL?

After a 14-3 season, the Vikings lost in the first round of the NFL playoffs to the Los Angeles Rams. Sam Darnold, who led Minnesota to the postseason as the starting quarterback, wasn't re-signed.

When Aaron Rodgers signed with the New York Jets two years ago, it was a major splash for betting markets. The Jets sprung to the top of Super Bowl odds lists, as bettors poured their money into ...

Aaron Rodgers will turn 42 in December, so it goes without saying that his signing with the Pittsburgh Steelers is something other than a long-range plan. The fact it’s a one-year contract is evidence enough.