Aaron Rodgers’ future is far less than decided. The Quarterback met with the Pittsburgh Steelers over the past week, but the former New York Jets player has not ended up signing with either them, the New York Giants, or the Minnesota Vikings.

A late-breaking turnaround in Rodgers’ situation came as ESPN’s Jeff Darlington has revealed that not the teams previously placed in contention for the former NFL MVP may not be the only ones seeking his services.

Mystery teams that would go after Rodgers

It was on Monday’s edition of Get Up, where Darlington began by saying Rodgers can wait. “The one thing I sense,” he said, “is that Aaron Rodgers is willing to wait. And we’ve seen this time and time again. The draft is still a month away. A lot can change right now. Do I think the Pittsburgh Steelers are the leader in the clubhouse based strictly on the fact that Aaron Rodgers spent six hours of his life in their building? Yes, I do, but I don’t for a second suggest that this is over by any means. I still think the Aaron Rodgers sweepstakes is alive and kicking.”

On that note, Darlington did not elaborate further, although he did suggest that there were other teams that were also interested in giving him a contract. A few minutes later, when asked directly by Mike Greenberg, “Are you telling me there could still be other teams involved?”

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“Yes. One hundred percent,” Darlington said. “Here … I would say this. I think there are other teams involved. I think it’s a lot more of a stretch to suggest that Aaron Rodgers is simply contemplating whether to sign with the Steelers or retire from the game of soccer than to suggest that there are other teams that are on his radar.”

Ultimately, he was invited to reveal the names of the “mystery teams” though he was limited in his comments, leaving everyone in the same position… Not knowing where Aaron Rodgers will be next season, or if at the last minute, he decides on retirement.