When then-New York Jets quarterback Aaron Rodgers embarked on a planned trip to Egypt during mandatory minicamp, plenty of fans and pundits questioned his drive. That narrative will inevitably resurface if he begins his expected tenure with the Pittsburgh Steelers via a public spectacle.

According to ESPN NFL reporter Ian Rapoport, the options for free-agent quarterback Aaron Rodgers have narrowed to two. It's either sign with the Pittsburgh Steelers or retire. This gives the Steelers hope that playing for them and making tens of millions of dollars is more enticing than retirement but with Rodgers anything is possible.