The Minnesota Vikings are considering signing 41-year-old free-agent QB Aaron Rodgers, according to at least one report. The Athletic reporter Dianna Russini posted on X Wednesday that "Vikings decision-makers are still evaluating their options at quarterback,

While several franchises desperately search for stability at the position, a surprising development has emerged involving four-time MVP Aaron Rodgers and a team many wouldn’t have expected to be in the mix.

The NFL community is waiting for Aaron Rodgers to decide whom he wants to play for in 2025. The New York Giants and Pittsburgh Steelers have been the most aggressive in trying to land Rodgers, but a third team has emerged as a possible suitor.

What started as a rumor is feeling closer and closer to becoming a possible reality, with Aaron Rodgers possibly signing with the Minnesota Vikings.

The Minnesota Vikings are evaluating their options at quarterback, which includes potentially signing four-time NFL MVP Aaron Rodgers, sources told Dianna Russini and Michael Silver of The Athletic.Rodgers - who's mutually agreed to part ways with the New York Jets - is reportedly intrigued by the idea of playing in Minnesota.

The Seattle Seahawks have emerged as another potential landing spot for quarterback Aaron Rodgers, The Athletic's Dianna Russini reported on Sunday. The Seahawks are expected to speak with Rodgers about joining the team.

The quarterback moves intensified Monday with Sam Darnold to the Seahawks, Justin Fields to the Jets, Kenny Pickett to the Browns.

Aaron Rodgers is one of the top free agents left on the NFL free agency market. He is also one of the most intriguing players on the market. At 41 years old, Rodgers is a clear-cut first ballot Hall of Fame.

The Aaron Rodgers sweepstakes is fully underway with NFL free agency officially opening on Wednesday. There have been lots of rumors but not much in the way of concrete intel as far as what uniform Rodgers will wear in 2025.

The Tennessee Titans reportedly might not be considering a couple of notable veteran free agent quarterbacks as competition for Will Levis next season. According to Titans insider Paul Kuharsky, the Titans have not had "deep consideration" of signing either Russell Wilson or Aaron Rodgers in free agency.