The NFL offseason is often viewed as a time to reset, refocus, and retool. Teams make moves, shuffle pieces, and talk about turning the page — but true, dramatic leaps are rare. Improvement usually comes in inches, not miles. Unless, of course, you're the Pittsburgh Steelers.
This past offseason, the Steelers' front office, led by General Manager Omar Khan, made it crystal clear that the status quo wouldn’t suffice. After a few seasons of mediocrity and quarterback uncertainty, Pittsburgh decided to swing big. And their biggest move? Landing a future Hall of Famer.
Aaron Rodgers, at 41 years old, is the new face of Steelers football.