Steelers Reshape Roster, Rodgers Eyes Super Bowl Run

The Pittsburgh Steelers have reshaped their roster ahead of the 2025 NFL season, notably signing safety Chuck Clark and considering further additions to their secondary, with former Raven Marcus Williams under discussion but unlikely to join. At quarterback, Aaron Rodgers is now leading the team and has indicated this could be his final season, prompting speculation about backup options, including possible interest in Green Bay Packers' Malik Willis, though a trade seems unlikely. The Steelers' quarterback room is deep, but some analysts see potential in Willis fitting the team’s offense. Rodgers remains confident in the Steelers’ Super Bowl chances, placing them among 10 to 12 legitimate contenders. However, Colin Cowherd and other analysts do not include the Steelers in their top five Super Bowl picks, favoring the Chiefs, Bills, Ravens, Eagles, and Rams. As training camp progresses, the Steelers’ roster changes and Rodgers’ leadership are driving high expectations for the season.