Most NFL reporters have been under the impression for weeks that four-time MVP quarterback Aaron Rodgers has told the Pittsburgh Steelers verbally that he intends to play for them in 2025. Rodgers’ personal biographer Ian O’Connor even said as much last month during an interview with 93.

Also, another day has included more Rodgers rumors and reports. While fans and the league continue to be in wait and see mode, the expectation remains that Rodgers will end ups signing with the Steelers at some point before the 2025 season.

Clearly, the Steelers are comfortable enough with their ability to compete with Rudolph under center. For the (large) fraction of the fanbase that doesn’t yet see that vision, it’s hard to sell Pittsburgh’s offseason as anything but underwhelming at the sport’s most important position.

The Pittsburgh Steelers have had a lot of success under head coach Mike Tomlin. Following Gregg Popovich's move from coaching to the front office, he is now the longest tenured head coach in major North American sports.

Pittsburgh Steelers head coach Mike Tomlin is in the thick of an eight-year playoff drought, and PFF believes he's on the hot seat ahead of the 2025 season.

But there were also other decisions that the Steelers could've made and didn't make during the NFL draft that raised red flags. Notably, the team decided to pass on quarterback Sh