The Pittsburgh Steelers have been patiently waiting on veteran superstar quarterback Aaron Rodgers all offseason long. While they have been patient, Rodgers has not given the team any indication about what he plans to do.

On Thursday during his interview with Pat McAfee, Aaron Rodgers did not sound like someone who was fully committed to continuing his football career. Rodgers, who has been pursued by the Pittsburgh Steelers for the last month, said personal issues need his attention for now over football.

Rodgers made an appearance on the "Pat McAfee Show." He revealed that retirement is still very much a potential option he could choose. Following those comments, there is concern starting to rise among Steelers fans that Rodgers might not become Pittsburgh's starter after all.