The Sunset, The Steel City, and Aaron Rodgers’ Endgame "It’s wild how you can shape how people feel about something," Pat McAfee quipped on his show, setting the stage for the Aaron Rodgers drama that’s gripped the NFL like a fourth-quarter Hail Mary.

For the first time in his career, Aaron Rodgers is set to be a free agent, and right now, no one seems to know what he's going to do. The four-time NFL MVP has several options on the table with either the Pittsburgh Steelers or New York Giants looking like the most probable destination.

So when new Steelers cornerback Brandin Echols, who played the last two seasons with the Jets and Rodgers, was asked this week if he was recruiting Rodgers to Pittsburgh, Echols didn’t hesitate. “Hell yeah,” Echols told reporters at his introductory news conference in Pittsburgh. “Tell his ass come on.”