Steelers' QB Dilemma: Cousins or Rodgers?

For the NFL, it's March 21st, here's what's happening.

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The Pittsburgh Steelers face a tough quarterback decision heading into next season after another

year of average play from Aaron Rodgers, who dealt with injuries that forced Mason

Rudolph into action.

With free agency options slipping away and a thin quarterback class and the 2026 NFL

draft, experts are pushing ideas to bridge the gap.

With a veteran, NFL Nationalist Daniel Jeremiah recommends Kirk Cousins over bringing back

Rodgers, seeing him as a fit for a quick two-year push alongside stars, like TJ Watt and

Cam Hayward before rebuilding.

Many questions of Cousins is the right call, pointing to the Atlanta Falcons passing on

him for Michael Penning's Jr. despite his health, due to turnover problems and a history

of major injuries.

While Pittsburgh might snag Cousins on a budget deal, his shaky pocket presence and accuracy

raised red flags, leaving the team to weigh short-term, stability against long-term risks

as options dwindle.