The Pittsburgh Steelers are one of a few NFL teams who still seemingly need a starting quarterback for the 2025 season. The team watched Russell Wilson and Justin Fields leave in free agency, while veteran backup Mason Rudolph has been the only notable addition to the ream thus far.

It is less than a month to the 2025 NFL draft and the Pittsburgh Steelers continue to wait and see if quarterback Aaron Rodgers is going to sign with the Steelers, sign with another team or simply retire. If the situation drags on into the Summer, the Steelers will have to navigate the draft with an uncomfortable level of uncertainty.

The Pittsburgh Steelers still have no final decision from Aaron Rodgers. In fact, they still have no timeline, even though the team seems quite confident in landing him. However, head coach Mike Tomlin said the team gave him no firm deadline,

Lost in the shuffle of reports and rumors regarding Rodgers' intentions is a meaningful dialogue about what the former Green Bay Packers and New York Jets quarterback is even wort

It seems like a sure bet the Pittsburgh Steelers will sign a veteran quarterback, even if it's not Aaron Rodgers.

However, Brad Gagnon of Bleacher Report predicted on Wednesday, April 2, that the Steelers will ultimately close out their long and winding courtship with free agent Aaron Rodgers in the form of a signed contract in the relatively near future.

After the New England Patriots trade of QB Joe Milton to the Dallas Cowboys, an NFL insider noted the Pittsburgh Steelers "showed interest."

The Patriots dealt Joe Milton III to the Cowboys, but it sounds like the Eagles, Steelers, and Raiders were all interested in him as well.

The Pittsburgh Steelers still only have two quarterbacks on their roster. They signed former Miami Dolphins quarterback Skylar Thompson ahead of the offseason, and brought back former third-round pick Mason Rudolph after he spent a season with the Tennessee Titans.