Overview
- Aaron Rodgers has not committed to the Steelers and has yet to confirm a start date ahead of their June 10 mandatory minicamp.
- Coach Mike Tomlin and offensive coordinator Arthur Smith have engaged Rodgers in discussions but have received no firm answer on his status.
- Pittsburgh currently lists Mason Rudolph as its top quarterback and is evaluating options such as Kirk Cousins should Rodgers decline.
- Owner Art Rooney II has expressed willingness to wait for Rodgers and the franchise holds $46 million in salary cap flexibility.
- NFL insider Tom Pelissero warns that Rodgers’ arrival represents a high-risk, high-reward scenario that could either lift Pittsburgh into contention or leave it scrambling for a franchise quarterback.