The twists and turns in the Pittsburgh Steelers' quarterback saga are far from over. According to ESPN’s Adam Schefter, quarterback Aaron Rodgers has emerged as a serious contender for the team’s open job. Schefter adds the Steelers will speak to Rodgers, but do not plan to make a move until they know what Justin Fields plans on doing.

From the moment it seemed obvious that the Jets and quarterback Aaron Rodgers weren't destined for a third year together, I started banging the Rodgers-to-Pittsburgh drum. (Here's an item from January 1 regarding the possibility.

After trading for elite receiver DK Metcalf, the Pittsburgh Steelers are now reportedly seriously considering signing Aaron Rodgers to be their quarterback in 2025.

Assessing the situation on Get Up Monday, Dan Orlovsky explained why he wouldn't be too interested in returning to Pittsburgh if he were Fields. "If I'm Justin Fields, I'm respectfully not going back to the Steelers,

The Pittsburgh Steelers still need a quarterback. Their top option is Justin Fields, but officially, on Sunday night, Jeremy Fowler of ESPN stated that Fields plans to test the market and make an informed decision by that point.

Justin Fields ostensibly wants to remain with the Pittsburgh Steelers, and the feeling is seemingly mutual. Everyone knows it. Yet, a pair of roadblocks are reportedly preventing the two sides from putting pen to paper on a reunion.