As the Aaron Rodgers free agency saga winds on and on, and the veteran signal caller continues to sit in sensory deprivation rooms or doing ayahuasca in between Pat McAfee Show segments, one interested party isn't going to let the quarterback's dallying impact their plans.

Rodgers said he would not blame any team that decided to move on from him given the lack of a timeline for his decision. Tomlin, on the other hand, walked back his comment that stated training camp could be a ‘line of demarcation’ for his decision.

The Pittsburgh Steelers are still waiting for Aaron Rodgers to decide whether he wants to play in 2025. Yet coach Mike Tomlin and general manager Omar Khan stressed Tuesday that Rodgers’ uncertain status will not impact how they approach this week’s NFL draft.