Roethlisberger's Take on Steelers' QB Situation

0:00You're listening to NFL News Today. Subscribe now for fast, daily updates on your team. The biggest question is offseason for the Pittsburgh Steelers is whether 42-year-old quarterback Aaron Rodgers will come back for another season or retire. Rodgers hinted that his time with the team might be over, but he has not ruled out a 22nd year in the league. His strong play last season with a 10-and-six record, 3,322 passing yards, and 24 touchdowns, keeps fans, hopeful. Steelers legend Ben Ruffesberger shared his thoughts on his podcast, urging the team to skip drafting a quarterback in the first or even second round. Ruffesberger predicts Rodgers will return, so no need for a rookie signal caller right now. Even if he does not, he suggests building the roster first around backups like Will Howard, or adding a short-term veteran, such as Marcus Marioda, or Carson Wentz. Pittsburgh holds the 21st pick in the NFL draft, where quarterbacks

1:01like Indiana's Fernando Mendoza, Miami's Carson Beck, Alabama's tie. Simpson, an old Mrs. Trinidad chamblis, could be options, but Ruffesberger says look elsewhere early. This story is made possible by our sponsor. Your pillow just got smarter. It plays your podcasts and music.