The lone Super Bowl win for Aaron Rodgers came against the Steelers, more than 14 years ago. His next shot at a second ring could come against the team he kept from getting its seventh.

The Steelers are the early betting favorites to be Rodgers’s next team. DraftKings has Pittsburgh at 2-1.

The Raiders, who probably wouldn’t help Rodgers get to the top of the mountain in 2025, have 3-1 odds. The 49ers are at +350. (If you trust us on anything, trust us on this — he will not be a 49er.)

Next come the Vikings (please, God, no) at +400, the Titans at +750, and the Colts at +850.

The Rams come in at 10-1, and the Giants are at 12-1. (With the Giants, he wouldn’t have to move.)

The Steelers make the most sense, given the current options and the franchise’s fairly recent year-at-a-time strategy until they find their next long-term option. But, as value goes, the Titans seem to be a compelling choice. Rodgers has long-term ties to Chad Brinker, who currently runs the show in Tennessee and holds final say over all football decisions.

Of course, given Rodgers’s well-documented feelings about the Green Bay front office — where Brinker worked from 2009 through 2022 — some fences might need to be mended, in both directions, to make that happen.