The Pittsburgh Steelers revamped their quarterback room this offseason by signing four-time NFL MVP Aaron Rodgers. After cycling through five different starting quarterbacks over the last three years—Justin Fields, Russell Wilson, Kenny Pickett, Mason Rudolph and Mitchell Trubisky—the Steelers have turned to the future Hall of Famer to lead them for the 2025 season.
Though Rodgers didn't sign and begin practicing with Pittsburgh until June and the Steelers are still early in training camp, his impact on the team is already palpable. This is particularly the case for the defense, which is getting accustomed to the challenges that come with facing an all-time great quarterback in practice every day.
