For the first time this offseason, Aaron Rodgers answered some questions about his future and what we learned this week is that the four-time MVP still hasn't made any decisions about what he's going to do in 2025.

At first, Rodgers explained that at 41 years old, the free agency decision process may take longer than usual. However, he also vaguely alluded to his personal life taking precedence over the Pittsburgh Steelers or mulling over retirement:

Darnold signed a three-year, $100.5 million contract with Seattle ($33.5 million average annual salary). The Athletic's report noted Rodgers' asking price was "not expected to be a major stumbling block" for teams. Russini reported around the same time that the New York Giants were believed to have offered Rodgers the most lucrative contract.