And, to no surprise, quarterback Aaron Rodgers won't be playing for only $10 million this year. Even though he said he would. Via Adam Schefter of ESPN.com, it's a one-year deal with a maximum value of $19.

According to ESPN's Adam Schefter, Rodgers was in the Steelers' facility on Saturday and signed a one-year, $13.56 million contract that includes $10 million guaranteed along with incentives. The Steelers posted a picture to social media of Rodgers in a Steelers hat signing the contract.

It’s not the veteran minimum that Pittsburgh signed Russell Wilson for last season, but Rodgers’ $13.65 million mark falls under the Colts’ Daniel Jones ($14 million) in terms of quarterback average per year, and even if he hits every incentive, Rodgers will still make less than Justin Fields ($20 million) in 2025.