The Pittsburgh Steelers could have a fallback plan if Aaron Rodgers decides to leave them hanging. According to Mary Kay Cabot of Cleveland.com, the Steelers will be interested in Atlanta Falcons quarterback Kirk Cousins if they can not land Rodgers.

The Pittsburgh Steelers are still looking for their quarterback of the future and by future we mean Week 1 of the NFL season. They hosted Aaron Rodgers for a few hours a couple weeks ago, but the former Green Bay Packers and New York Jets quarterback remains a free agent.

With the Steelers still searching for their next starting quarterback, Mike Tomlin isn't shying away from the conversation. Addressing the buzz around Aaron Rodgers and Pittsburgh's situation, the head coach made it clear where things stand.

Former Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Kenny Pickett has a ‘legit shot’ to become the Cleveland Browns ’ starting quarterback, Browns insider Mary Kay Cabot said. Pickett, who was traded to the Browns from the Philadelphia Eagles, is currently the likeliest option with no other veteran players in the room.

Riley Leonard is arguably the most athletic of the three options, Quinn Ewers has the best raw talent in terms of arm strength, and Will Howard is the most proven prospect—winning the national championship in 2024 with the Ohio State Buckeyes and throwing for nearly 10,000 yards in 50 collegiate games.

The Steelers land a quarterback in latest mock draft and All-Pro defensive end predicts Aaron Rodgers will retire.

Only three quarterbacks truly define leadership for the Steelers, and two secured titles that created dynasties. Why it matters: In Pittsburgh, quarterbacks aren't judged by stats — rings and resilience are how they are measured.

The Pittsburgh Steelers have turned over their quarterback room for the second offseason in a row. Last year's starters are both in New York now, as Russell Wilson signed a free agent deal with the Giants,