Now that Ciara and Russell Wilson have finally announced their engagement, all eyes are on Aaron Rodgers and Olivia Munn.
The Seahawks quarterback popped the question to the R&B star, and now there's a lot of wonder over when the Packers signal caller will follow suit by dropping down on one knee for his actress girlfriend.
Wilson and Ciara revealed their engagement on Friday as the Super Bowl XLVIII champion proposed while they were vacationing on an island off of Africa.
Now the question is: When will Rodgers and Munn become the next powerful NFL couple to get engaged?
The couple has been dating since May 2014, but they've yet to take things to the next level. Many fans have been pining for the two to get engaged, much like the buzz that followed Wilson and Ciara prior to Friday.
The Packers quarterback's relationship with Munn is a bit different than that of the Seahawks signal caller. Wilson and Ciara have taken a public vow of celibacy, which means everyone knows about their sex life -- or lack thereof.
Munn recently caused quite a stir when she wore a sparkling ring on her left ring finger, but she was quick to diffuse the rumors.
"No, [it's not an engagement ring]," Munn told Entertainment Tonight last month. "The other day I was eating... I had been eating too many salty foods, so it didn't fit. It's my emerald ring that I wear all the time on my right hand and I had to put it on my left because my right hand was getting too swollen."
It seems inevitable that the couple will eventually take the next giant step. Munn revealed that her family absolutely adores her boyfriends, while the actress got the stamp of approval from Rodgers' brother, who is set to be a contestant on "The Bachelorette" this season.
Perhaps she'll have a real reason to wear a ring on her left hand if Rodgers takes a page from Wilson and becomes the next quarterback to get engaged.
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