The Pittsburgh Steelers are enjoying their best quarterback play in over half a decade this season, with the Aaron Rodgers signing looking like a smart gamble. The veteran passer already has 14 touchdown passes in just six games, tied with Lions QB Jared Goff for the league lead.
Despite Rodgers' career revival with Pittsburgh, he isn't going to be the future of the position. He will turn 42 before season's end, and 2025 could easily be the final season of his Hall of Fame career.
The Steelers know that, and they haven't exactly been subtle about their interest in the big names at QB in the upcoming 2026 NFL draft.