Aaron Rodgers isn't rushing into anything, and he's letting Mike Tomlin know it. After a reported visit with the Steelers, the veteran quarterback made it clear that while Pittsburgh is in the mix, he's taking his time.

The Jets and Rodgers were both fully committed to the project, aiming to end a harsh 14-year playoff drought, the longest active streak across all four major professional sports leagues in the United States. At this point in his career, Rodgers will be looking to avoid any risks.

Aaron Rodgers is down to two options – he can either sign with the Pittsburgh Steelers or retire. That doesn't leave Rodgers with much leverage in contract nego