Antonio Brown hasn't played for the Pittsburgh Steelers in seven years. The former star wide receiver still peddles in Steelers rumors, however, and now he's claiming to have some inside information regarding the team's next quarterback, suggesting Tuesday that Aaron Rodgers has already agreed to a two-year contract with Pittsburgh.

A decade ago it would have been strange to think of Aaron Rodgers being available and there not being a wild rush to sign him. Just two years ago, the New York Jets gave up multiple draft picks for Rodgers and agreed to a restructured three-year,