Steelers' Rodgers Dilemma: Stay or Go?

0:00It's Marshknife, here's your NFL news in two minutes. Subscribe to stay locked in all season. The Pittsburgh Steelers face a huge question this off season, while Aaron Rogers return as their quarterback in 2026. Rogers recently confirmed the team has not made any contract offer yet, but there seems to be interest from both sides as they head into planning. Mode. Free agency offers slim pickings at quarterback, names like Malik Willis pop up as a possible breakout, though he lacks full season starts. Arizona just cut Kyler Murray with a big cap hit, and veterans like Geno Smith or even Tuatago Veloa might be available, but options feel limited. Overall, some fans and analysts push for a clean break from Rogers, hoping for a fresh face under center to build around long-term. Still, the lack of standout alternatives makes sticking with a proven winner, tempting, especially after his time in Pittsburgh. Experts suggest the smartest move is resigning Rogers, if he is open to it, then using the

1:00draft to grab a successor like Penn State's Drew Aller Orr. Clemson's Cade Clubnick in the middle rounds. Rumors about liking Ohio State's Will Howard from last year could just be a smoke screen. That approach would let Rogers mentor the rookie, setting up the Steelers for success now and later, without chasing riskier free agents like Murray, or Geno Smith. D&N is sponsored by a partner. Your pillow, your podcast, your moment, made for listening in bed, S-O-L-I-S-O-L-Pillow.com.