Despite having the ability to agree to terms with a new team, it's largely been crickets from Aaron Rodgers. The former New York Jets signal-caller is reportedly mulling his next stop in the NFL, with the Pittsburgh Steelers and New York Giants as the two most notable destinations.

The NFL league year kicked off Wednesday with two former Super Bowl MVPs hitting the open market. The Los Angeles Rams cut receiver Cooper Kupp just days after signing Davante Adams to be his replacement and the New York Jets released quarterback Aaron Rodgers following a failed two-year stint.

With Josh Allen's personal and financial life set, the NFL MVP is focusing his attention on unfinished business: leading the Buffalo Bills to a Super Bowl title.

Josh Allen, even in the same week he signed a $330 million contract extension with the Bills that broke all the NFL contract records, manages to seem like a down-to-earth quarterback made for Buffalo.

Buffalo Bills fans were thrilled when Josh Allen signed a six-year, $330 million extension with the team on Tuesday. However, many believed Allen could have secured an even bigger deal, potentially matching Dak Prescott’s $60 million per year average salary.