The Pittsburgh Steelers and New York Jets pulled off an indirect quarterback swap this offseason, with the former signing Aaron Rodgers in free agency while the

I’ve never seen anybody more destined to be in the 2026 Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback competition than Anthony Richardson.'' - ESPN reporter.

And now, once again, the rest of the NFL has him playing second fiddle to his biggest rival... T.J. Watt ranks second at EDGE in ESPN poll of league personnel "He's still the gold

The Miami Dolphins' offseason earned a B- grade. While not exceptional, it's certainly not the worst in the league by any stretch. It's also ahead of division rival New England, who received a C+ offseason grade from ESPN.

"If the Steelers are going all-in, I just don't know how much they've improved their team this offseason." - ESPN

Miller has the Steelers picking No. 16 and selecting South Carolina quarterback LaNorris Sellers. Here's what Miller had to say about Sellers and the pick: Aaron Rodgers eventually signed with the Steelers,

ESPN NFL insider Adam Schefter weighed in on the situation recently during a radio appearance. He also sent a stern warning to Pittsburgh about Watt's contract situation. Schefter's response comes about the possible scenario of Watt holding out into the regular season if the two sides can't come together on a new deal before.

The Pittsburgh Steelers are pushing chips into the middle for 2025, but one outlet is not particularly fond of their offseason process.

In Miller's early 2026 NFL Mock Draft, he had Pittsburgh having the 16th overall pick and taking South Carolina quarterback LaNorris Sellers. Miller would mention how the relationship between the team and Rodgers will likely be a short one, and that Sellers is an “exciting prospect” with elite qualities, too.

The Pittsburgh Steelers and Aaron Rodgers finally made the worst-kept secret in football an official matter of business this offseason when the veteran quarterback signed with the team. Pittsburgh had one of the more questionable quarterback situations in the AFC before the deal that now provides at least some temporary stability.

How much better did the Pittsburgh Steelers get this offseason? Despite making numerous significant moves, one NFL insider has doubts that they have improved much at all. Dan Graziano of ESPN compared the Steelers’ 2025 team to the ill-fated Philadelphia Eagles’ 2011 ‘dream team,