The Pittsburgh Steelers have officially begun negotiations to bring in veteran quarterback Aaron Rodgers on a three-year deal, but not in the role many would expect. Sources confirm that Rodgers is being considered as a backup QB, a surprising move that has left the NFL world buzzing.

Rodgers, who has built a Hall of Fame-worthy career, addressed the rumors in a powerful statement: “My career will end when I deliver one final victory for the Steelers.” The bold declaration has sparked a wave of speculation, with many wondering if Rodgers is ready to embrace a supporting role or if he still believes he has enough left in the tank to lead Pittsburgh to championship glory.

While Rodgers has been known for his competitive fire, the Steelers’ current roster situation makes the backup role a logical step. With young quarterbacks in the mix and the team looking for a veteran presence in the locker room, having a Super Bowl-winning leader on the sidelines could be a game-changer.

Fans, however, are divided. Some see this as a legendary way for Rodgers to close out his career, mentoring the next generation while preparing for one final shot at glory. Others believe he still has enough talent to start, arguing that a player of his caliber shouldn’t be settling for a backup position.

Regardless of the debates, Rodgers appears to have accepted the reality of where he stands in the NFL. If his words hold true, the Steelers may witness one last legendary moment from the iconic quarterback before he rides off into the sunset—potentially as a Super Bowl champion.