Aaron Rodgers is running it back with the Pittsburgh Steelers.Two people with knowledge of the decision told The Associated Press that the four-time NFL MVP agreed to a one-year deal to return to Pittsburgh on Saturday, ending a protracted decision-making process. The people spoke to the AP on condition of anonymity because the deal had not been announced.The 42-year-old Rodgers guided Pittsburgh to an AFC North title last year, throwing for 24 touchdowns and seven interceptions. He seemed to embrace playing for a team whose football roots run deep, much as he did in Green Bay earlier in his career, and now he'll be a Steeler for his 22nd and perhaps final season.Rodgers reunites with former Packers coach Mike McCarthy, hired to lead the Steelers in January after Mike Tomlin stepped down following 19 seasons.Rodgers and McCarthy spent 13 years together in Green Bay, where Rodgers blossomed into one of the games biggest stars after becoming the starting quarterback in 2008. Green Bay won its fourth Super Bowl and Rodgers earned two of his four MVPs with McCarthy calling the plays.The arrangement will be much the same with the Steelers, though both player and coach are in different phases of their respective careers. This figures to be Rodgers last ride, and the 64-year-old McCarthy is almost certainly ending his coaching journey a few miles from the Greenfield neighborhood where he grew up.The Steelers made it clear they would welcome Rodgers back, though a couple of artificial deadlines first the start of free agency in March, then the NFL draft last month in Pittsburgh came and went with Rodgers unsigned.The club made the somewhat unusual decision to place an unrestricted free agent tender on Rodgers, a paperwork move that gave the Steelers a bit of protection should Rodgers have opted to sign with another team before training camp opened in late July.Its uncertain if a market for Rodgers existed, not that it matters. A year ago, he waited until early June to join the Steelers, then spent the next seven-plus months embracing the experience, earning raves from his teammates for his buy-in and his leadership.Rodgers joins a quarterback room that expanded while he made up his mind. The Steelers selected Penn States Drew Allar in the third round of the draft. He joins veteran Mason Rudolph and Will Howard, a sixth-round choice in 2025.Howard and Allar figure to be longer-term projects, and Rodgers presence will give them time to develop while also gleaning whatever lessons they can from a quarterback who spent three seasons backing up Hall of Famer Brett Favre in Green Bay before becoming the starter.Pittsburgh also added receivers Michael Pittman Jr. and Germie Bernard in the offseason. The trade for Pittman and the drafting of Bernard could provide Rodgers with more big-play options after teams loaded up to stop DK Metcalf last year.While it seemed the question surrounding Rodgers wasnt if he would re-sign, but when, its still uncertain when he might actually take the field with his teammates. Pittsburgh begins organized team activities on May 18.Though OTAs are typically voluntary in name only in most places particularly with a first-year coach Rodgers familiarity with McCarthys offense and the opportunity for Pittsburgh to use OTAs as a chance to give Allar and Howard plenty of reps mean Rodgers could stay home in Malibu, California, until mandatory minicamp from June 2-4.Either way, when the team reports for training camp at Saint Vincent College in Latrobe in late July, Rodgers will run out with the starters with the goal of leading the Steelers back to the playoffs while eyeing the franchises first postseason victory in a decade.___AP Pro Football Writer Rob Maaddi contributed to this report.___AP NFL: https://apnews.com/hub/nfl

Venezuela Fury, the 16-year-old eldest daughter of boxing champion Tyson Fury, wed her fianc Noah Price, 19, at the Royal Chapel of St John the Baptist on the Isle of Man on Saturday afternoon.The heavyweight boxer and his wife, Paris, watched proudly as their firstborn exchanged vows with the amateur boxer in an extravagant ceremony near the family's home.Speaking to the Daily Mail after the service, an emotional Tyson reflected on the occasion: "It was beautiful. She's no longer a Fury."When asked about the unfortunate weather conditions, the 37-year-old quipped: "If we wanted sun, we should have gone to Spain!"The entire event is being captured for the family's Netflix series At Home with the Furys, while several attendees gave fans a sneak peek across social media.The teenage bride made a striking entrance shortly after 1:30pm, stepping out of a vintage Bentley alongside her father while clutching her phone rather than a traditional bouquet.Venezuela's gown was crafted from imported Italian lace in a fishtail silhouette, featuring a dramatic 50-foot train that swept along the powder blue carpet leading to the church entrance.The teenager completed her bridal look with black sunglasses and white Crocs, having previously teased fans about her unconventional footwear choice.As the fabric stretched out before the chapel, Tyson was heard remarking: "Blimey, Paris, you weren't lying when you said 50ft train."The bride was supported by an 18-strong bridal party, comprising 13 children and five adults.Among them was three-year-old Bambi Fury, daughter of Molly-Mae Hague and Tommy Fury, who served as flower girl in a powder blue satin dress with matching flowers adorning her hair.Venezuela's younger sisters, Valencia, eight, and Athena, four, also joined the wedding party alongside Noah's cousins and relatives.LATEST DEVELOPMENTS:Look Mum No Computer speaks out for first time since UK's disastrous Eurovision bottom-placed finishBBC Strictly fans fume rumoured new male star will 'RUIN' show as Emma Willis co-host 'confirmed'Jeremy Clarkson refuses to watch Top Gear reboot as he breaks silence on BBC comeback rumoursPregnant Molly-Mae, 26, flew in from Manchester aboard a private jet with daughter Bambi and her sister Zoe, though fianc Tommy was notably absent from the celebrations.The former Love Island star, who is expecting her second child this summer, opted for an all-black ensemble featuring a sheer top and wide-leg trousers rather than traditional wedding guest attire.Following the ceremony, Molly-Mae shared glimpses of the lavish reception on Instagram, including images of an impressive six-tier blue wedding cake decorated with cascading blue and yellow flowers.The newlyweds celebrated at the nearby four-star Comis Hotel and Golf Club, where Peter Andre reportedly performed for guests. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Paris Fury (@parisfury1)Mother-of-the-bride Paris looked elegant in a sky-blue silk skirt paired with a sculpted top and wide-brimmed hat, coordinating perfectly with the bridesmaids' dresses.The 37-year-old has firmly supported her daughter's decision to marry young, having herself become engaged to Tyson at 17.Paris previously explained: "Venezuela is so mature for her years. She's done so much in such a short time just because of who she is and the fact that she's got six younger brothers and sisters that she's helped bring up."She added: "She's obviously following in my footsteps, so how can I judge her in any way."Our Standards: The GB News Editorial Charter

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Florida students are uncovering remnants of the past in a place many associate with the future: Cape Canaveral Space Force Station.University of Central Florida students and faculty are currently excavating the DeSoto site at Cape Canaveral, along the coast of the Atlantic Ocean.The site dates back to the Malabar II Period, which lasted from roughly 900 to 1565 A.D. It consists of black earth midden deposits meaning it sits atop layers of ancient refuse.ARCHAEOLOGISTS UNCOVER REMNANTS OF FLORIDA'S SHORT-LIVED BRITISH PAST IN ST. AUGUSTINE: 'ALWAYS FASCINATING'Middens "contain the garbage that people left behind after undertaking their daily tasks," said Sarah "Stacy" Barber, an anthropology professor at the University of Central Florida.Barber told Fox News Digital that "obtaining and preparing food" was an important daily activity for the people who lived there."They didnt farm, although research by Neil Duncan has shown that at least some people in the region had access to ground corn, which was being farmed by the Indigenous people of North Florida," she said.Instead of farming, Native Americans in the area largely relied on local resources, though some people in the region had access to imported foods such as corn and beans.ARCHAEOLOGISTS UNCOVER CENTURIES-OLD SHIPWRECK BENEATH HISTORIC CITY: 'UNIQUE SOURCE OF KNOWLEDGE'They also dined on seafood, including shark, fish, clams and other local species remains of which have turned up in the midden."We have found the refuse of many dozens of meals," she said. "We know from our finds this year at DeSoto that turtles, shark, black drum, and coquina clams were on the menu."Barber added, "So, ancient people fished the lagoon and the beachfront. Once we can add in the plant remains, which take longer to process in a lab, well know whether these animals were supplemented with plant foods like acorns and greenbriar."ARCHAEOLOGISTS STUMPED BY STRANGE ALIEN-LIKE FIGURINE DATING BACK 7,000 YEARS: 'RAISES QUESTIONS'The professor said there is even evidence of seasonings suggesting ancient people "spiced up their food just like we do.""We have made a number of really interesting finds this year," she said.Those finds include the "complete vertebral column of a shark," which the Native Americans would have eaten, as well as "something that is either a fossil or a whale bone near the shark."The anthropologist said the unidentified object "has really stumped us."CLICK HERE TO SIGN UP FOR OUR LIFESTYLE NEWSLETTER"We look forward to figuring out what that is," she said.Archaeologists have also found hundreds of pottery sherds, as well as "the remnants of at least one hearth where food was likely cooked."Barber added that samples still need to be sent to an outside lab for radiocarbon dating.At the site, archaeologists also found tools such as conch shell hammers and shark tooth knives used to prepare food.CLICK HERE FOR MORE LIFESTYLE STORIESResearchers say the remains show that Indigenous people made deliberate choices about what they ate, with shark remains found at the site but little evidence that dolphins were hunted.Finds suggest the Native Americans relied largely on local resources for centuries, while also having contact with other tribes."The Indigenous people of CapeCanaverallived in relatively dense communities and relied 100% on locally obtained food," Barber said."They did it for thousands of years, and they didnt put the kind of stress on the local environment that we have in far less time."TEST YOURSELF WITH OUR LATEST LIFESTYLE QUIZRather than living hand-to-mouth, Barber said the community was well-connected and far from isolated."Our sites show an abundance and diversity of food, time to produce pottery when needed, and the opportunity to either travel or interact with people in distant regions," she said."It was probably a comfortable, beachfront lifestyle."Above all, Barber said the excavations show how the past and present can exist side by side."There are few places in the world highlighting the role of the past in the present than somewhere like CapeCanaveral, where the future of space flight literally sits atop and among Native American landscapes," she said.

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