It’s Decision Time for Aaron Rodgers. He is officially a free agent.

The laws of supply and demand have the four-time MVP in a position of leverage — multiple reports suggest he’s choosing between the New York Giants and the Pittsburgh Steelers.

Then again, it’s important to remember that these teams can think outside the box.

Here on the Go Long Podcast, I catch up again with former NFL quarterback Shaun King — he brings the heat, too. King has a true knack for forcing all of us to think about the position in a different way. We dissect all quarterback movement for an hour.

Most notably? King believes the Steelers should sign Jameis Winston to be their starting quarterback.

He took it one step further, too, by directly reaching out to Steelers head coach Mike Tomlin. Everyone may have an entrenched opinion on Winston but King explains why we need to think about this player in a different light.

Also, on the GL Pod:

* Geno Smith vs. Sam Darnold. He believes Smith is the far superior quarterback and that the Seahawks are nuts for trading him away.

* Aaron Rodgers. King says Rodgers is not a team player in any way, likening him to the ornery old man at the nursing home doing puzzles in the corner of the room.

* But Jameis?! Really? Let him explain.

* The Indianapolis Colts’ quarterback predicament. Both Daniel Jones and Anthony Richardson will compete for the job in training camp — their careers are on the line. Not the way Chris Ballard dialed it up, no.

* Why he loves New England’s spending spree.

* Why he hates the franchise tag. King has strong thoughts on the Tee Higgins situation.

* Dallas? Hello?

* James Cook. How does this end for the Buffalo Bills running back?

Here’s the transcript:

Miss King’s previous two chats with Go Long?

* Shaun King, unfiltered ex-QB, is your NFL personnel consultant

* NFC South Preview: Shaun King brings his quarterback takes loaded

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