The Pittsburgh Steelers are making moves. Signing Aaron Rodgers just isn't one of them (yet), despite team owner Art Rooney II claiming in March that the free agent quarterback was set to come aboard. And Rooney's fellow owner, minority stakeholder Thomas Tull, is admittedly puzzled by the situation.

If Rodgers does decide darkness retreats are better than football, this improves Howard's fortunes as a rookie. No Rodgers means Mason Rudolph heads into the season as the starter

A Steelers minority owner is as confused as we are by the Aaron Rodgers situation. During a CNBC appearance to talk about artificial intelligence, the franchise’s part-owner Thomas Tull joked about the enigmatic quarterback and his current free agency dance with Pittsburgh.