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Aaron Rodgers is doing his usual Aaron Rodgers thing. Hes somewhere, out there, pondering his future, while the fate of a franchise waits for a signal that hes coming back. Or not. If he is, the Pittsburgh Steelers "definitely" want him back, according to their new (and his former) coach, Mike McCarthy. They are ready to jump on his 42-year-old arm for one last ride. They believe they can contend again with him, while simultaneously (and theoretically) grooming a younger quarterback for their future. Its a fine plan. But what if Rodgers wants to return with someone else? That seems unlikely, but if theres one thing the world has learned over the past few years, its that anything is possible when it comes to the mercurial future Hall of Famer. With free agency starting next week, heres a look at three possible places Rodgers could end up if he decides to continue his storied NFL career. 3. Indianapolis Colts They are a real sleeper in this chase if there is an actual chase but they could be forced into a move like this by circumstance. They put the transition tag on QB Daniel Jones at a cost of $37.8 million, and have indicated they want to sign him to a long-term deal. But no matter how much they financially commit to Jones, hes still coming off a torn Achilles and theres no guarantee hell be ready for the start of the season. He also has a history of struggling when he has come back from major injuries. It also doesnt help the Colts that Jones backup, Anthony Richardson, has reportedly requested a trade, and if anyone out there would take him, the Colts would surely oblige. Rodgers isnt a perfect fit, but if the Colts have any sense at all that Jones wont be ready for the start of the season, theyre going to have to dip into the free-agent market, which is pretty thin, to be kind. Maybe an expensive, two-year flier on Malik Willis is the better play, but Rodgers is the better temporary fit and the better quarterback (at least right now). The Colts are also loaded with more offensive weapons than the Steelers have. They just need the quarterback to make it work. And while they dont necessarily scream "Super Bowl contender," Rodgers could be sold on the fact that the Colts were 8-2 at one point last year. In a season where both head coach Shane Steichen and GM Chris Ballard probably need to win to keep their jobs, Rodgers could be their best bet to put them over the top. Again, its a long shot, especially after they tagged Jones. But until Jones shows hes healthy, it wouldnt exactly be unprecedented for Rodgers to wait this situation out. 2. Minnesota Vikings They were looming in the background of The Rodgers Watch last offseason, with sources on both sides insisting two things: That the Vikings were having serious discussions about signing Rodgers to replace Sam Darnold, and that Minnesota was really where Rodgers wanted to play. In the end, the Vikings opted to stick with J.J. McCarthy, the No. 10 overall pick from the 2024 draft. But in what was essentially his rookie season, McCarthy wasnt very good. To be fair, he made only 10 starts, but now hes entering Year 3 and the clock is ticking. Also, the Vikings havent forgotten that they were a 14-3 team just two years ago. They believe their window of contention is still open, in the right hands. So it seems likely theyre going to bring in a veteran quarterback either as a new starter or as insurance for McCarthy. Theyd probably be better off with someone younger than Rodgers, like maybe Kyler Murray. But a one-year bet on Rodgers thriving under quarterback whisperer Kevin OConnell isnt necessarily the worst idea. The Vikings might be more likely to make a serious run than the Steelers currently are. Rodgers' presence could even be a long-term help for McCarthy, too assuming he stays for only one year. 1. Pittsburgh Steelers They are the overwhelming favorites and, perhaps, the only destination that makes any sense. There are two important things to know about Rodgers as a potential free agent: The first is that, at his age, hes only going to want to play for a team he thinks has at least an outside chance of competing for a Super Bowl. And the Steelers, for all their flaws, fit that bill. He guided them to a 10-7 record and an AFC North title before everything unraveled in the first round of the playoffs last season. Presumably, Rodgers would return feeling the Steelers could be even better in 2026. The second thing to know is that Rodgers is a shell of his former self who isnt exactly an attractive free agent, even as a one-year solution. His mobility is limited and his accuracy on mid-to-deep throws is waning. He still has plenty of talent, but hes mostly getting by on his intelligence. That not only limits his potential impact, but it also makes him most valuable to the Steelers, who now know his abilities and limitations better than anyone, especially with his former Packers coach now in charge. There wont be any adjustment period, which makes him ideal as a bridge to a future starter, without sacrificing too many wins now. Sure, the Steelers would be way better off just turning their franchise over to the next generation, but so far they havent identified who that will be. Until then, a Rodgers reunion is their best option. Its a marriage of convenience, but it makes sense for both sides.

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For now, Jones remains with the Colts

Daniel Jones had a bit of a career revival with the Indianapolis Colts this past season, and now he will have the chance to leverage his performance for a little bit more pay.The news broke on Tuesday that the Colts are planning to place the transition tag on their starting quarterback. The transition tag is over $6 million cheaper than the current quarterback franchise tag price, but it allows Jones to sign an offer sheet with other teams, which the Colts would have the right to match if they want to keep him.Another tag: The Colts are placing the transition tag on QB Daniel Jones, per sources. The transition tag is $37.833M, more than $6M cheaper than the QB franchise tag, but gives Jones the opportunity to sign an offer sheet with another team that Indianapolis would then have the pic.twitter.com/eLmqLB5ZgH Adam Schefter (@AdamSchefter) March 3, 2026Daniel Jones can take offers from other teams after massive 2025 seasonJones, who spent the first six seasons of his career with the New York Giants before landing in Indianapolis this past year, was on track for the best season of his career with the Colts before a season-ending injury.He started 13 games for the Colts in 2025, and passed for 3,101 yards and 19 touchdowns before his injury but was on pace to match or surpass his career bests in both categories. He also recorded a career-best 68% completion percentage and added 164 yards and five touchdowns in the run game.This article originally appeared on Touchdown Wire: Colts place transition tag on starting QB after breakout season

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Florida coach Jon Sumrall has a new appreciation for the gator chomp.Sumrall got hissed at and snapped at while posing for promotional pictures with a live alligator last week. It was enough to prompt Sumrall to backpedal like his college playing days at Kentucky.Im pretty certain Id look like Chubbs from Happy Gilmore if the alligator had gotten close to my hand, Sumrall joked Tuesday following his first spring practice at Florida. Yeah, that was cool, man.A little nerve-racking, too.In my mind, I had this visual image of were going to have like a little baby alligator, like a 1-foot alligator you might see on a riverboat cruise in Louisiana, mouths taped, he said. I walk up and theres this 7-foot alligator.Im like, Hang on. What am I doing here? Theyre like, Were going to take some pictures. You can get this close. Im like, Look, during COVID I wasnt allowed to get this close to people. I dont know about an alligator."The alligator was named Helena and was from a nearby gator farm. She may have been relatively friendly, but she was far from trained. She walked in and out of shots while Sumrall flipped a football and eventually turned on the former Troy and Tulane head coach.As soon as I started to get kind of comfortable Im like, All right, this thing isnt going to do anything crazy, I dont think. I get 4 or 5 feet away and it starts to kind of hiss a little and it snaps," he said. "Im like, What the hell is going on? Im out of here.He didnt actually bail. Helena simmered down, and they got the photos done. But it was an experience Sumrall wont soon forget.Im not necessarily looking for when thats coming up on my schedule again, he said. But it was a fun experience.___Get poll alerts and updates on the AP Top 25 throughout the season. Sign up here. AP college football: https://apnews.com/hub/ap-top-25-college-football-poll and https://apnews.com/hub/college-football