The second annual Aaron Rodgers–Steelers saga might finally be reaching its conclusion. After months of speculation and silence, the veteran quarterback is reportedly heading back to Pittsburgh for a face-to-face visit later today.

Last March, Rodgers made a secret trip to the Steel City—a visit that didn't stay under wraps for long, much to his frustration. This time around, the news broke early Thursday via 93.7 The Fan, with reports suggesting Rodgers is "expected" to sign with the Steelers this weekend. NFL Network's Ian Rapoport confirmed the planned visit but added a crucial caveat: "no deal is in place."

Whether or not a contract is signed by Sunday, this development breathes life into a storyline that had gone quiet for months. The Steelers' uncertainty about their quarterback situation prompted them to place the unrestricted free agent tender on Rodgers last week. That move does two things: it extends the window for compensatory draft-pick consideration if he signs elsewhere, and it complicates his ability to wait past July 22 to explore better opportunities.

As any NFL fan knows, nothing is done until it's done. But after weeks of wondering whether 2026 would bring Rodgers back to Pittsburgh, there's finally a tangible sign that he may indeed be throwing passes in black and gold again this season. Stay tuned—this one could wrap up as early as this weekend.