Deadspin | Jake Knapp (thumb) WDs from Cadillac Championship Apr 10, 2026; Augusta, Georgia, USA; Jake Knapp tees off on the 18th hole during the second round of the Masters Tournament at Augusta National Golf Club. Mandatory Credit: Michael Madrid-Imagn Images Jake Knapp withdrew prior to Thursday’s first round at the Cadillac Championship with a left thumb strain. Norway’s Kristoffer Reitan replaced him in the field at Trump National Doral’s Blue Monster Course in Miami. Knapp, 31, currently ranks No. 36 in the world and 13th in the PGA Tour’s FedEx Cup standings. Knapp has finished inside the top 11 in seven of his nine events this season. The outlier was a T74 at the RBC Heritage earlier this month after he placed 11th at the Masters. –Field Level Media #Deadspin #Jake #Knapp #thumb #WDs #Cadillac #Championship – Wolfnewss

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Deadspin | Jake Knapp (thumb) WDs from Cadillac Championship Apr 10, 2026; Augusta, Georgia, USA; Jake Knapp tees off on the 18th hole during the second round of the Masters Tournament at Augusta National Golf Club. Mandatory Credit: Michael Madrid-Imagn Images Jake Knapp withdrew prior to Thursday’s first round at the Cadillac Championship with a left thumb strain. Norway’s Kristoffer Reitan replaced him in the field at Trump National Doral’s Blue Monster Course in Miami. Knapp, 31, currently ranks No. 36 in the world and 13th in the PGA Tour’s FedEx Cup standings. Knapp has finished inside the top 11 in seven of his nine events this season. The outlier was a T74 at the RBC Heritage earlier this month after he placed 11th at the Masters. –Field Level Media #Deadspin #Jake #Knapp #thumb #WDs #Cadillac #Championship

Deadspin | Report: Steelers expect Aaron Rodgers decision in ‘a few weeks’ Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Aaron Rodgers (8) looks on after being sacked during the first half of the NFL Wild Card game against the Houston Texans at Acrisure Stadium in Pittsburgh, PA on January 12, 2026. Steelers head coach Mike McCarthy and general manager Omar Khan are comfortable playing the waiting game with Aaron Rodgers. At least a little while longer. Owner Art Rooney II said before the 2026 NFL Draft the timeline for Rodgers to inform the Steelers of his plans was no longer “before the draft,” as initially understood when former coach Mike Tomlin resigned and McCarthy took the helm in Pittsburgh. Rooney said in an NFL Network interview on Wednesday the franchise is expecting to hear a verdict on the 2026 season plans for Rodgers, 42, in May. “Even though I thought it probably would have been concluded by now, I think we will come to a conclusion here in the next few weeks,” Rooney said. Rodgers played for McCarthy with the Green Bay Packers and has a deep and detailed understanding of his offensive system and coaching philosophy. McCarthy said that’s part of the reason he’s not even slightly worried about Rodgers missing the remedial installation periods of the offense and team plans during offseason workouts and voluntary minicamp. The Steelers have insurance, albeit in the form of unproven NFL starters, under contract. McCarthy has been highly complimentary of second-year quarterback Will Howard, and Pittsburgh used the 76th overall pick in the 2026 draft to select Penn State’s Drew Allar last week. Holdover Mason Rudolph split first-team reports with Howard during McCarthy’s first minicamp. Initial timelines from the front office suggested Rodgers could be signed by mid-March amid the first wave of free agency. At least publicly, the Steelers appear confident Rodgers is not plotting a QB sneak to sign with another team. However, ESPN reported on Wednesday that Pittsburgh exercised a tender that grants the Steelers the opportunity to match any offer Rodgers receives from another team. The tender guarantees him a one-year deal at a 10 percent increase over his 2025 salary. “We’ve been in contact with Aaron on a regular basis,” Rooney said. “He’s been keeping us up to date on his plans, and even though I thought it probably would have been concluded by now, I think we will come to a conclusion here in the next few weeks.” –Field Level Media #Deadspin #Report #Steelers #expect #Aaron #Rodgers #decision #weeks

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Deadspin | Report: Steelers expect Aaron Rodgers decision in ‘a few weeks’ Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Aaron Rodgers (8) looks on after being sacked during the first half of the NFL Wild Card game against the Houston Texans at Acrisure Stadium in Pittsburgh, PA on January 12, 2026. Steelers head coach Mike McCarthy and general manager Omar Khan are comfortable playing the waiting game with Aaron Rodgers. At least a little while longer. Owner Art Rooney II said before the 2026 NFL Draft the timeline for Rodgers to inform the Steelers of his plans was no longer “before the draft,” as initially understood when former coach Mike Tomlin resigned and McCarthy took the helm in Pittsburgh. Rooney said in an NFL Network interview on Wednesday the franchise is expecting to hear a verdict on the 2026 season plans for Rodgers, 42, in May. “Even though I thought it probably would have been concluded by now, I think we will come to a conclusion here in the next few weeks,” Rooney said. Rodgers played for McCarthy with the Green Bay Packers and has a deep and detailed understanding of his offensive system and coaching philosophy. McCarthy said that’s part of the reason he’s not even slightly worried about Rodgers missing the remedial installation periods of the offense and team plans during offseason workouts and voluntary minicamp. The Steelers have insurance, albeit in the form of unproven NFL starters, under contract. McCarthy has been highly complimentary of second-year quarterback Will Howard, and Pittsburgh used the 76th overall pick in the 2026 draft to select Penn State’s Drew Allar last week. Holdover Mason Rudolph split first-team reports with Howard during McCarthy’s first minicamp. Initial timelines from the front office suggested Rodgers could be signed by mid-March amid the first wave of free agency. At least publicly, the Steelers appear confident Rodgers is not plotting a QB sneak to sign with another team. However, ESPN reported on Wednesday that Pittsburgh exercised a tender that grants the Steelers the opportunity to match any offer Rodgers receives from another team. The tender guarantees him a one-year deal at a 10 percent increase over his 2025 salary. “We’ve been in contact with Aaron on a regular basis,” Rooney said. “He’s been keeping us up to date on his plans, and even though I thought it probably would have been concluded by now, I think we will come to a conclusion here in the next few weeks.” –Field Level Media #Deadspin #Report #Steelers #expect #Aaron #Rodgers #decision #weeks

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Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Aaron Rodgers (8) looks on after being sacked during the first half of the NFL Wild Card game against the Houston Texans at Acrisure Stadium in Pittsburgh, PA on January 12, 2026.

Steelers head coach Mike McCarthy and general manager Omar Khan are comfortable playing the waiting game with Aaron Rodgers. At least a little while longer.

Owner Art Rooney II said before the 2026 NFL Draft the timeline for Rodgers to inform the Steelers of his plans was no longer “before the draft,” as initially understood when former coach Mike Tomlin resigned and McCarthy took the helm in Pittsburgh.

Rooney said in an NFL Network interview on Wednesday the franchise is expecting to hear a verdict on the 2026 season plans for Rodgers, 42, in May.

“Even though I thought it probably would have been concluded by now, I think we will come to a conclusion here in the next few weeks,” Rooney said.

Rodgers played for McCarthy with the Green Bay Packers and has a deep and detailed understanding of his offensive system and coaching philosophy. McCarthy said that’s part of the reason he’s not even slightly worried about Rodgers missing the remedial installation periods of the offense and team plans during offseason workouts and voluntary minicamp.

The Steelers have insurance, albeit in the form of unproven NFL starters, under contract.

McCarthy has been highly complimentary of second-year quarterback Will Howard, and Pittsburgh used the 76th overall pick in the 2026 draft to select Penn State’s Drew Allar last week. Holdover Mason Rudolph split first-team reports with Howard during McCarthy’s first minicamp.

Initial timelines from the front office suggested Rodgers could be signed by mid-March amid the first wave of free agency.

At least publicly, the Steelers appear confident Rodgers is not plotting a QB sneak to sign with another team. However, ESPN reported on Wednesday that Pittsburgh exercised a tender that grants the Steelers the opportunity to match any offer Rodgers receives from another team. The tender guarantees him a one-year deal at a 10 percent increase over his 2025 salary.

“We’ve been in contact with Aaron on a regular basis,” Rooney said. “He’s been keeping us up to date on his plans, and even though I thought it probably would have been concluded by now, I think we will come to a conclusion here in the next few weeks.”

–Field Level Media

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Deadspin | Report: Steelers expect Aaron Rodgers decision in ‘a few weeks’ Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Aaron Rodgers (8) looks on after being sacked during the first half of the NFL Wild Card game against the Houston Texans at Acrisure Stadium in Pittsburgh, PA on January 12, 2026. Steelers head coach Mike McCarthy and general manager Omar Khan are comfortable playing the waiting game with Aaron Rodgers. At least a little while longer. Owner Art Rooney II said before the 2026 NFL Draft the timeline for Rodgers to inform the Steelers of his plans was no longer “before the draft,” as initially understood when former coach Mike Tomlin resigned and McCarthy took the helm in Pittsburgh. Rooney said in an NFL Network interview on Wednesday the franchise is expecting to hear a verdict on the 2026 season plans for Rodgers, 42, in May. “Even though I thought it probably would have been concluded by now, I think we will come to a conclusion here in the next few weeks,” Rooney said. Rodgers played for McCarthy with the Green Bay Packers and has a deep and detailed understanding of his offensive system and coaching philosophy. McCarthy said that’s part of the reason he’s not even slightly worried about Rodgers missing the remedial installation periods of the offense and team plans during offseason workouts and voluntary minicamp. The Steelers have insurance, albeit in the form of unproven NFL starters, under contract. McCarthy has been highly complimentary of second-year quarterback Will Howard, and Pittsburgh used the 76th overall pick in the 2026 draft to select Penn State’s Drew Allar last week. Holdover Mason Rudolph split first-team reports with Howard during McCarthy’s first minicamp. Initial timelines from the front office suggested Rodgers could be signed by mid-March amid the first wave of free agency. At least publicly, the Steelers appear confident Rodgers is not plotting a QB sneak to sign with another team. However, ESPN reported on Wednesday that Pittsburgh exercised a tender that grants the Steelers the opportunity to match any offer Rodgers receives from another team. The tender guarantees him a one-year deal at a 10 percent increase over his 2025 salary. “We’ve been in contact with Aaron on a regular basis,” Rooney said. “He’s been keeping us up to date on his plans, and even though I thought it probably would have been concluded by now, I think we will come to a conclusion here in the next few weeks.” –Field Level Media #Deadspin #Report #Steelers #expect #Aaron #Rodgers #decision #weeks

Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Aaron Rodgers (8) looks on after being sacked during the first half of the NFL Wild Card game against the Houston Texans at Acrisure Stadium in Pittsburgh, PA on January 12, 2026.

Steelers head coach Mike McCarthy and general manager Omar Khan are comfortable playing the waiting game with Aaron Rodgers. At least a little while longer.

Owner Art Rooney II said before the 2026 NFL Draft the timeline for Rodgers to inform the Steelers of his plans was no longer “before the draft,” as initially understood when former coach Mike Tomlin resigned and McCarthy took the helm in Pittsburgh.

Rooney said in an NFL Network interview on Wednesday the franchise is expecting to hear a verdict on the 2026 season plans for Rodgers, 42, in May.

“Even though I thought it probably would have been concluded by now, I think we will come to a conclusion here in the next few weeks,” Rooney said.

Rodgers played for McCarthy with the Green Bay Packers and has a deep and detailed understanding of his offensive system and coaching philosophy. McCarthy said that’s part of the reason he’s not even slightly worried about Rodgers missing the remedial installation periods of the offense and team plans during offseason workouts and voluntary minicamp.

The Steelers have insurance, albeit in the form of unproven NFL starters, under contract.

McCarthy has been highly complimentary of second-year quarterback Will Howard, and Pittsburgh used the 76th overall pick in the 2026 draft to select Penn State’s Drew Allar last week. Holdover Mason Rudolph split first-team reports with Howard during McCarthy’s first minicamp.

Initial timelines from the front office suggested Rodgers could be signed by mid-March amid the first wave of free agency.

At least publicly, the Steelers appear confident Rodgers is not plotting a QB sneak to sign with another team. However, ESPN reported on Wednesday that Pittsburgh exercised a tender that grants the Steelers the opportunity to match any offer Rodgers receives from another team. The tender guarantees him a one-year deal at a 10 percent increase over his 2025 salary.

“We’ve been in contact with Aaron on a regular basis,” Rooney said. “He’s been keeping us up to date on his plans, and even though I thought it probably would have been concluded by now, I think we will come to a conclusion here in the next few weeks.”

–Field Level Media

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