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The Aaron Rodgers Saga continues into March. After 21 seasons, the 42-year-old quarterback told The Pat McAfee Show earlier this week that there is “no deadline” and “no contract offer” currently on the table. While the Steelers are reportedly open to a reunion, the recent departure of longtime coach Mike Tomlin has cast a shadow over Rodgers’ desire to return. GM Omar Khan has stated the “door is open,” but with free agency starting on March 11, Pittsburgh needs New York Jets Firefighter “First In Last Out” Men’s T Shirt soon so they don’t miss out on names like Malik Willis or a potential bridge veteran.

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