NFL News: Steelers get what they need to sign Aaron Rodgers from ex-Jets teammate Davante Adams

The storyline of Aaron Rodgers‘ interest from the Pittsburgh Steelers is adding a new chapter. The plot features various NFL stars who share their opinions, and in this case, a former New York Jets teammate of A-Rod, Davante Adams, sent a bold admission amid the uncertainty.

Adams knows Rodgers very well, making him one of the ideal people to provide an accurate perspective on the entire situation. The two players shared a roster with the Green Bay Packers for eight seasons and also played together with the Jets during the 2024 NFL season.

Their on-field connection translated into multiple successful seasons, with Adams establishing himself as Rodgers’ top receiver. In the upcoming season, the 32-year-old veteran will continue his career with the Los Angeles Rams, while A-Rod remains surrounded by uncertainty about his future, prompting the opinion of his former teammate.

Adams’ bold message about Aaron Rodgers’ delay

NFL insider Mike Silver was the one who quoted Davante Adams’ words, as he reportedly shared his opinion on the potential arrival of Rodgers to the Steelers. According to the journalist in Scoop City, the veteran wide receiver revealed what Pittsburgh needs to bring A-Rod on board.

Davante Adams and Aaron Rodgers during their time with the Jets

“Davante told me, ‘I think Aaron wants someone to roll out the red carpet for him. That is what he is looking for. I’m not sure if he would consider the Steelers doing that right now. I’m not positive how Aaron perceives that or how the Steelers perceive that,'” Adams would said via Silver.

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More details on Rodgers’ situation with Steelers

Silver not only focused on Adams’ words, but also hinted that Rodgers’ desire has to do with a complicated breakup with the Jets after two years. Despite meetings with head coach Mike Tomlin and the rest of the organization, the situation still isn’t right for A-Rod to land in Pittsburgh, as patience runs out and the draft approaches.