Aaron Rodgers is doing what Aaron Rodgers does best, drive up the media attention, and make people wait for a decision.
After his release from the New York Jets became official at 4:00 this afternoon, the waiting game over where Rodgers' would land next only intensified.
We've heard for days it would be the Giants, or the Steelers, or the Vikings. And still we have no answer.
The only thing we have gotten from Rodgers is this cryptic photo of him walking on the beach in a blanket with earbuds on.
There were even reports late Wednesday afternoon that Rodgers is also contemplating retirement.
Both the Giants and Steelers reportedly have offers on the table for the four-time MVP, who apparently is going back into darkness to figure things out.
Welcome to the Rodgers experience, Giants and Steelers fans.
And now you know why many Jets fans couldn't wait to dump the 41-year old future Hall of Famer for Justin Fields.
There is no telling how long Rodgers is going to make these teams wait, but it certainly isn't fair. Quarterbacks in the secondary market are coming off the board. And Russell Wilson is scheduled to meet with the Cleveland Browns on Thursday before flying to New York on Friday to meet with the Giants.
If the Browns are smart, they wouldn't let Wilson leave the building, which would put both the Steelers and Giants in the ultimate panic mode.
Imagine being the Steelers who just acquired DK Metcalf, and losing out on Wilson, Fields and having no call from Aaron Rodgers?
How about the Giants? Brian Daboll and Joe Schoen are on the hot seat, and now they have to deal with this!
If the Giants are smart, they wash their hands of the Aaron Rodgers fiasco before it gets really out of hand, and sign someone, anyone at this point. Sign Joe Flacco! At least he's a capable veteran with a Super Bowl ring who has no ego!
Sign Jamies Winston -- at least he's entertaining, even if he throws at ton of picks.
Do anything to position yourself to draft either Cam Ward or Shedeur Sanders. Anything is better than waiting for Aaron Rodgers.
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