Although Rodgers hasn't signed with the Steelers yet, there does seem to be a sense that it will eventually happen. Ian O'Connor, who recently wrote a biography about Rodgers, believes that the quarterback will sign with Pittsburgh in time to join the team at its mandatory minicamp, which kicks off on June 10.

Pittsburgh Steelers edge-rusher Alex Highsmith would love to have Aaron Rodgers join the team despite the veteran quarterback's drawn-out decision-making process this offseason.

Steelers owner Art Rooney II said this week that the team is willing to wait "a little while longer" on Aaron Rodgers.