Aaron Rodgers vs Diego Pavia: Who Is More Likely to Be in the NFL in 2026?
Aaron Rodgers and Diego Pavia are at different stages in their football careers as they look towards the 2026 NFL season. While Rodgers is considering his future with the Pittsburgh Steelers, Pavia is trying to make an impression at the Baltimore Ravens minicamp after going undrafted. Despite the challenges, both players have paths that could lead them to the NFL, with Rodgers appearing to have the upper hand.
- ▪Aaron Rodgers is contemplating his future with the Pittsburgh Steelers after being drafted another quarterback.
- ▪Diego Pavia was not drafted and is trying to secure a spot at the Baltimore Ravens minicamp.
- ▪Rodgers is seen as a potential mentor for younger quarterbacks if he joins the Steelers.
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By Tyler ErzbergerShareNewsweek is a Trust Project memberSee more of our trusted coverage when you search.Prefer Newsweek on Googleto see more of our trusted coverage when you search.One doesn't want to be anywhere near the spotlight, while the other demands to be under it at all times.Aaron Rodgers is at the end of his professional football career, and Diego Pavia is hoping that his is just beginning.And as we come off the 2026 NFL Draft, where neither Rodgers nor Pavia signed with a team, a fun question has emerged: Who is more likely to actually be in the NFL next season?Read More on NFLDeion Sanders, Shedeur Sanders Made Big Miscalculation on Agent Decision3 min readIt’s Difficult to Find Much Wrong With the Rams Ahead of 20262 min readRaiders Urged to Find Solid Targets for Fernando…
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