Maybe the Steelers still have a chance at keeping Aaron Rodgers after all — and perhaps one of the candidates for their coaching vacancy could help.

A new report from NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport is a troubling update on Aaron Rodgers’ potential return to the Steelers.

After a tumultuous tenure with the New York Jets, Aaron Rodgers signed for one season with the Pittsburgh Steelers. The veteran quarterback took the team to the top of the NFC North division (10-7), dethroning Lamar Jackson’s Baltimore Ravens.

Aaron Rodgers is not expected to return to Pittsburgh with Tomlin gone, and it's very possible the 42-year-old retires this offseason, per NFL Media. Steelers owner Art Rooney II acknowledged how Tomlin's decision would affect Rodgers' future when meeting with reporters on Wednesday.

The Pittsburgh Steelers are reportedly interested in running it back for another season with Aaron Rodgers, despite Mike Tomlin stepping down.

In their only year working together, Rodgers and Tomlin formed a strong bond during a 10-7 campaign. With Rodgers providing an upgrade over predecessor and fellow short-term stopgap Russell Wilson, Tomlin went out with his eighth AFC North title and 13th playoff berth.

NFL Network's Ian Rapoport doesn't expect Rodgers to return to the Steelers in 2026 after Mike Tomlin's decision to step down as head coach (starts at :43 mark). Speaking to reporters after Monday's playoff loss to the Houston Texans, Rodgers said he was "not going to make any emotional decisions" when asked about his playing future.

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