Three years after showing Ben Roethlisberger the door, the Pittsburgh Steelers are now turning to another future Hall of Fame quarterback who was born just one year after Roethlisberger was. Aaron Rodgers,

Aaron Rodgers has made his free-agency decision at last. The 41-year-old has told the Steelers he’ll sign with the team before next week’s mandatory minicamp, NFL Network reported Thursday, ending a highly scrutinized and tedious interlude to determine where he wants to play in his 21st NFL season.

NFL Network insiders Tom Pelissero and Ian Rapoport report that Rodgers will sign a one-year contract that an NFL source has suggested to us might be valued in the $30 million range. He is expected fly to Pittsburgh soon and participate in the upcoming mandatory minicamp next week.