The Pittsburgh Steelers ultimately landed one of the best quarterbacks in recent history by signing veteran quarterback Aaron Rodgers this offseason. This move marks a major turning point as the team looks to elevate the offense and stay competitive in a tough league.

Last season, the Pittsburgh Steelers brought in quarterbacks Russell Wilson and Justin Fields to help get the passing offense on track. Both players had their moments as the starter but in the end, neither stuck around after the season.

Now that Aaron Rodgers signed his one-year contract, the Pittsburgh Steelers hope they finally have an answer at quarterback. The franchise went with both Justin Fields and Russell Wilson a year ago,

The Pittsburgh Steelers finally found their answer at quarterback for 2025. Despite a lengthy wait, four-time league MVP and future Hall of Fame quarterback, Aaron Rodgers signed a one-year deal with the Steelers worth up to just under $20 million.

There's been plenty of turnover at the most important position on the roster for the Steelers. Here's where their former starters are in 2025.

What does future Hall of Fame QB Aaron Rodgers still have left in the tank? Read & React breaks down his 2024 tape.

The Pittsburgh Steelers have had one of the roughest quarterback situations in the league over the last three seasons, and things were not going well at the position at the beginning of the 2025 offseason.

ESPN's Booger McFarland believes that Rodgers is an upgrade over any quarterback the Steelers have had recently.

Following the end of last season, it was revealed there was friction between Pittsburgh Steelers offensive coordinator Arthur Smith and then quarterback Russell Wilson. According to Gerry Dulac, Smith took away Wilson’s ability to audible at the line and change route stems.