Overview
- Aaron Rodgers remains unsigned nearly three months after his release, citing personal matters that have delayed what many expected to be a quick signing in Pittsburgh.
- Mason Rudolph is handling first-team reps in voluntary OTAs, describing the ongoing Rodgers chatter as “constant noise” and focusing on improving the offense.
- Pittsburgh’s current quarterback room features Rudolph, rookie sixth-round pick Will Howard and Skylar Thompson to ensure depth if Rodgers opts out.
- Insiders report the Steelers have Kirk Cousins on their radar as a contingency plan if Rodgers declines to join before the June 10 mandatory minicamp.
- Hall of Famer Terry Bradshaw publicly derided Pittsburgh’s pursuit of Rodgers, calling the interest “a joke” and questioning the one-year proposition.