As the four-time MVP continues to not make a final decision, it puts the Steelers in a tricky position with Mason Rudolph, Skylar Thompson, and Will Howard, who they drafted in the sixth round, as the only quarterbacks heading into 2025.

NFL draft has come and gone, but the Aaron Rodgers saga continues. The Pittsburgh Steelers, the team most linked to the future Pro Football Hall of Fame quarterback, got themselves a new signal-caller via the draft,

Leading up to the draft, Steelers head coach Mike Tomlin made it clear that they plan to add two more quarterbacks before camp. Pittsburgh now has Howard, Mason Rudolph, and Skylar Thompson, but lacks a starter to rely on after making Howard the only quarterback they took in the draft.

Football fans watching the entire NFL Draft, on either ESPN or NFL Network, likely heard the same cliché multiple times -- it's not when a player goes off the board, it's where he lands. Former Ohio State quarterback Will Howard shared in his opening press conference with the Pittsburgh Steelers that he's a firm believer in the cliché.

The Pittsburgh Steelers waited until the sixth round to draft their quarterback, snapping up Ohio State’s Will Howard. But why did they wait so long and pass up players like Jalen Milroe, Shedeur Sanders, and others? Mike Tomlin explains that they like their plan at the spot, even though there is angst in the fan base.