Four-time NFL MVP Aaron Rodgers signed with the Pittsburgh Steelers, ending his offseason-long deliberation process that left the franchise awaiting his decision for several weeks. The team announced Thursday that it came to terms with Rodgers,

Rodgers, 41, won his only Super Bowl appearance, against the Steelers in 2011. He likely doesn't have that type of roster this season, but looks to be a difference on a team that has lost five straight playoff games and hasn't advanced past the first round since 2016.

While Omar Khan and the Steelers were in hot pursuit all offseason, Rodgers off-field concerns kept the veteran from a decision. Now, just a week before mini-camp kicks off in Pittsburgh, the 6-foot-2 QB will make them wait no longer.