Green Bay will travel to Pittsburgh for their preseason opener, but Rodgers and Jordan Love will most likely sit the game, and that's if the veteran actually returns to the Steelers.

The Pittsburgh Steelers have gotten their first official look at what the post-Mike Tomlin era will look like.

Somewhere on Pittsburgh’s South Side, a locker sat untouched. Cleats still lined up. Gear still hanging. Aaron Rodgers was in the city all weekend while rookies ran drills and coaches drew up schemes.

Paradise High School in Butte County will play in the inaugural Unity Bowl, to honor two towns ravaged by devastating wildfires.

Aaron Rodgers has never needed much help turning an offseason into theatre. But the longer the Pittsburgh Steelers wait for a clear answer on his 2026 plans, the more his silence has become its own story.

Aaron Rodgers reportedly visited Pittsburgh but not the Steelers, leaving the biggest question in football still unanswered ahead of the 2026 season.

When the Pittsburgh Steelers signed Aaron Rodgers last year, it was supposed to be a one-and-done deal. But the moment Pittsburgh hired Mike McCarthy as its next head coach earlier this offseason, speculation about Rodgers returning and reuniting with his former HC immediately came to life.

The quarterback still hasn’t committed. And every single organizational decision for 2026 remains frozen until he does.