Aaron Rodgers is dominating the NFL news cycle without doing much of anything, which is both a testament to the slower veteran movement before April's draft and the staying power of his football celebrity.

“I think Aaron is secretly still holding out for Minnesota—which is why he hasn’t signed with the Steelers," Roethlisberger said on his podcast, “Footbahlin with Ben Roethlisberger. Why else would you go throw with DK and working out, and blast it to everybody that ‘I’m throwing to these guys,’ but you won’t sign?”

To hear Steelers owner Art Rooney II tell it Tuesday morning at the NFL's annual league meetings, the Pittsburgh Steelers "are hearing" four-time MVP quarterback Aaron Rodgers is "headed in our direction.

Though the Steelers seem like the only option left for Aaron Rodgers, perhaps the 41-year-old is waiting to make his free agency decision because he's holding out hope the Vikings will reverse course.

The four-time NFL MVP worked out recently with new Steelers wide receiver DK Metcalf after previously visiting the team.

The reprieve from the rumors gave O’Connell a chance to provide insight into the many moves the Vikings have made this offseason. It marked the first time he has gone in depth about everything that has happened over the past few weeks.

Former Steelers quarterback Ben Roethlisberger said on his Footbahlin with Ben Roethlisberger podcast that he's not convinced that Rodgers has a desire to play for Pittsburgh despite his positive meeting with the team last month and his throwing session with receiver DK Metcalf.

Former Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Ben Roethlisberger called out Aaron Rodgers for dragging out his decision.

Dan Graziano of ESPN did not hold back on the Pittsburgh Steelers going all-in for 41-year-old quarterback Aaron Rodgers. He […]

According to a recent mock draft, Shedeur Sanders could plummet into the bottom of the first round, much like Aaron Rodgers in 2005.

NFL Draft may not be flush with blue-chip talent, but it certainly does not lack in big names or storylines. Miami quarterback Cam Ward is the presumptive No. 1 overall selection, and yet it is another quarterback,

As the Aaron Rodgers drama continues, quarterback has become a popular topic for the Steelers and the 2025 NFL draft. We've seen multiple mock drafts with the Steelers selecting Ole Miss' Jaxson Dart but a few mocks have Colorado's Shedeur Sanders sliding and landing with the Steelers.

With that in mind, here’s the Pittsburgh Steelers' all-offense mock draft: Shedeur Sanders' first-round slide ends with the Steelers. Despite a pressing need at RB—and Omarion Hampton looking like a dream draft scenario—Sanders' accuracy and composure give the Steelers the future signal caller they've been searching for,

The draft stocks of Cam Ward and Shedeur Sanders are reportedly trending in opposite directions with three weeks left until the 2025 NFL draft. Ward climbed two spots, while Sanders dropped one on the latest 2025 NFL draft big board from NFL.

Cam Ward is one of the top quarterbacks in the 2025 draft class. What are his strengths and weaknesses, and will he be the first QB off the board?