It’s June 4th, and the Pittsburgh Steelers are in the same place they were on May 4th. And April 4th. With the way things are playing out, things might be the same come the Fourth of July. Even plugged-in insiders like ESPN’s Adam Schefter admit as of right now, Aaron Rodgers and the Steelers are no closer to a deal than they were since he left the team facility in late March.
“We still don’t know whether Aaron Rodgers is going to be the Pittsburgh Steelers’ quarterback,” Schefter said on NFL Live Wednesday. “We’ve heard Art Rooney, the Steelers’ owner, say that they expect that Rodgers eventually will sign.