Overview
- Aaron Rodgers, released by the Jets in March, remains a free agent and did not attend the Steelers’ voluntary OTAs that began May 27.
- Mason Rudolph has taken reps as Pittsburgh’s default QB1 while rookie Will Howard and veteran Skylar Thompson fill the backup roles.
- General manager Omar Khan has voiced a plan to add a fourth quarterback before the mandatory minicamp runs June 10–12.
- ESPN analyst Ben Solak suggests there is a “decently big” chance that Rodgers may ultimately choose not to sign with the Steelers.
- Rodgers has cited personal matters for his delayed decision, with insiders expecting clarity on his status by early June.