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.

Future Hall of Fame quarterback Aaron Rodgers said he remains undecided on his future in the NFL, including the possibility of retirement.

Rodgers cleared the air on his reported visit, telling McAfee that he tried to keep it as secret as possible. He revealed that he did have conversations with Steelers' Mike Tomlin and gave the longtime coach his flowers: "He's more than I even thought of him from afar."