Aaron Rodgers isn't talking like someone who's on the verge of retirement.
Maybe because there's a chance he's not.
The Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback, who recently turned 42, didn't shut the door completely on returning in 2026 when asked about it on Wednesday.
The four-time MVP, who stressed he didn't "really want to get too deep in" what lies beyond Sunday night's showdown with Baltimorefor the AFC North title, believes there will be opportunities available if he opts to give a 22nd season a shot.