Many have assumed Aaron Rodgers will sign a one-year contract with the Pittsburgh Steelers.
But one NFL analyst says it's time to think larger.
Rich Eisen said on his show that he thinks Rodgers will get a two-year deal worth $70 million.
That'd greatly exceed the more expected one-year, $40 million deal.
And if you add in incentives, Rodgers could be looking at an even bigger payday.
Maybe that's what Rodgers is holding out for during this drawn-out free agency saga.
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The Steelers don't necessarily have incentive to give Rodgers an extra year, but if that's the only way to get the 41-year old in the building, maybe it's worth it.
Pittsburgh certainly has offensive weapons at the skill positions, so an overpay to have a solid QB may not wind up being an overpay at all.
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