Sports Illustrated's Albert Breer reports that the Steelers expect Rodgers will also look to meet with the New York Giants as he weighs which team to sign with (if any).
"At this point, my sense is that whatever Rodgers decides will come down to what he sees as the best football situation," Breer wrote Monday morning. "And along those lines, I've heard Rodgers is looking for a culture such as the one in Green Bay.
"That's also one area where the Steelers have an edge—Pittsburgh has a long-established culture, a family-business feel, and stability, just like Green Bay. It also helps, I'd think, that the roster is stocked with decorated veterans such as T.J. Watt, Cam Heyward, Minkah Fitzpatrick and now DK Metcalf, who are deep into their careers and presumably would carry a similar win-now urgency to Rodgers."
The Giants have a young roster with talent and potential, including wide receiver Malik Nabers, and Rodgers would be tasked with turning it around.
"The Giants have some, but not all, of those [culture] elements," Breer wrote. "There's also the possibility of retirement or that Rodgers wants to wait the Vikings out. No one has a timeline. This, it appears, is all going to come down to what one guy and one guy alone wants to do."