Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Aaron Rodgers is poised to enter free agency this offseason. At 42 years old, Rodgers is a wildcard in the market, as he could choose to retire at any moment.

However, if Rodgers does decide to play another season, the Steelers should consider bringing him back. That said, Rodgers could also attract interest from a team looking to bolster its quarterback position to gain a competitive edge.

Mike DeFabo from The Athletic believes the Minnesota Vikings could be a player in acquiring Rodgers this offseason.

“The Vikings are the other team to keep an eye on, given Rodgers’ connection to Kevin O’Connell and J.J. McCarthy’s underwhelming play in 2025,” DeFabo wrote on Tuesday.

Minnesota took a step back last season by not re-signing quarterback Sam Darnold. Darnold went on to win the Super Bowl with the Seattle Seahawks, while the Vikings missed the playoffs.

The Vikings are likely to bring in more competition for McCarthy this offseason. Rodgers could be the ideal quarterback to support McCarthy, as he might have the opportunity to sit behind Rodgers for a season and then aim to reclaim the starting position in 2027.

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