Steelers' Rodgers Dilemma: Plan for Future or Hold On

For the NFL, it's March 18th.

Here's what's happening.

The Pittsburgh Steelers are once again in a holding pattern with Aaron Rogers this

off-season.

Top quarterbacks like Highler Murray, Tuatago Viloa, Geno Smith and Malik Willis have all

signed with other teams, leaving the Steelers on the outside.

Looking in, Rogers, now a 42-year-old veteran, faces a big decision about returning for

his 22nd NFL season.

The team has been patient, but time is running short as the market dries up.

Legendary former Steelers safety, Rod Woodson recently went on NFL Network and urged the

team to move on.

He argued they should start planning for 2026 without banking on the future Hall of Famer.

Woodson is not alone in his view, though Rogers probably tunes out opinions from retired

players.

Still, the Steelers see him as their top choice right now.

That said, they could build depth later through free agency or the 2026 draft, keeping options

open no matter what Rogers decides.

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