The decision regarding what may ultimately happen with Aaron Rodgers ahead of the upcoming NFL season is far from being resolved. However, certain clues link him to the Pittsburgh Steelers, such as a recent conversation between the former Green Bay Packers player and one of Mike Tomlin‘s stars.
Talented tight end Pat Freiermuth is hopeful of catching passes from Rodgers next season, something that could eventually happen if the QB decides to join one of the top contenders in the AFC North.
In a recent conversation with Andrew Fillipponi and Chris Mueller of ‘93.7 The Fan,’ the former Penn State Nittany Lions player revealed that he had contacted Rodgers through social media, though he has yet to get his phone number for a more direct and fluid conversation.
“Yeah, I’ve been in contact,” the TE Pat Freiermuth said. “It’s not his phone number. I’ve just been DM-ing on my Instagram. I haven’t gotten past the DM phase.”
Pat Freiermuth #88 of the Pittsburgh Steelers looks on prior to a game against the Indianapolis Colts at Lucas Oil Stadium on December 16, 2023 in Indianapolis, Indiana.
In his last season with Mike Tomlin‘s team, Freiermuth played a total of 13 games, starting in eight of them. With 44 receptions for 470 yards, the tight end scored five touchdowns, while also suffering a fumble and a turnover. Will he improve his numbers with a potential Rodgers arrival to the team?
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Will Rodgers join the Steelers?
There has been much talk in recent weeks about what could happen with Aaron Rodgers’ future in the NFL. In the last few days, three teams have remained in the running regarding interest in the former Jets QB: the Steelers, Giants, and Vikings.
Recently, the New York franchise added two prominent quarterbacks, which could indicate they are stepping back from the Rodgers race. Along with the signing of Jameis Winston, they also added Russell Wilson.
Indeed, Wilson’s departure from Pittsburgh could open the door for the former Jets QB to join the Steelers, something that, for now, remains far from being resolved.
