Steelers Evaluate QBs, Rule Out Aaron Rodgers

The Pittsburgh Steelers are actively evaluating mid-round quarterback prospects ahead of the NFL Draft, with Syracuse's Kyle McCord, who led the nation in passing yards last season, among their recent pre-draft visitors. Mason Rudolph currently tops the Steelers' quarterback depth chart, and the team is reportedly not pursuing high-profile options like Aaron Rodgers, who appears unlikely to join Pittsburgh. Instead, the Steelers are focused on a patient, long-term approach to finding a quarterback, possibly selecting one in the draft. In addition to quarterbacks, the Steelers have hosted visits with running backs such as TreyVeon Henderson and Jaydon Blue, indicating efforts to strengthen their offense after Najee Harris's departure. Analysts widely agree that the team should focus on the draft rather than quick fixes. Head coach Mike Tomlin and the front office are taking a measured strategy as they prepare for the upcoming season.