Aaron Rodgers appears to have very limited options as the start of NFL free agency quickly approaches, and one team that might need a quarterback has reportedly shown no interest in the former MVP.

Aaron Rodgers, the legendary quarterback, is reportedly eyeing a Super Bowl-winning team as a potential destination for his next chapter in free agency. Aaron Rodgers might be interested in signing with the Seattle Seahawks,

Oddsmakers are becoming increasingly convinced that veteran quarterback Aaron Rodgers will sign with the New York Giants once he is officially released by the New York Jets. In Vegas, there seems to be a lot of Rodgers to the Giants momentum.

The Pittsburgh Steelers are one of the few teams across the NFL who do not currently have a set-in-stone starting quarterback for the 2025 season. Many believe the Steelers will be re-signing either Russell Wilson or Justin Fields to be the team's starting quarterback moving forward,

Could Aaron Rodgers really become a factor in Seattle’s search to replace Geno Smith? The Seahawks are reportedly expected to talk with the veteran QB.

The New York Jets opted for a clean break from Aaron Rodgers after bringing in new head coach Aaron Glenn this offseason. While the Jets are hitting the reset button the the quarterback position (yet again),

Aaron Rodgers is looking for a new team during the NFL offseason. After parting ways with the New York Jets following two disappointing years, Rodgers seems interested in continuing to play. More news: Raiders Reportedly Land QB Geno Smith From Seahawks in Massive Trade Originally after the Jets' decision to move on from Rodgers,

The Giants are reportedly Aaron Rodgers’s “most likely destination” According to Albert Breer of Sports Illustrated, the Giants are one of a few teams interested in signing

One team has gained considerable momentum in pursuit of Aaron Rodgers, but it's reportedly not a done deal. The New York Giants have become heavily linked to the 41-year-old quarterback, whom the Jets plan to release when the new NFL calendar year officially starts on March 12.