Aaron Rodgers finally signed with the Pittsburgh Steelers this week, bringing resolution to one of the biggest -- and most drawn-out -- storylines of the 2025 NFL offseason. The quarterback's arrival doesn't change the fact the Steelers have been mired in drama and mediocrity for close to a decade,

Schefter then gave an update on Cousins' situation. The veteran quarterback is set to earn $27.5 million this season, which is arguably the biggest reason he's still in Atlanta. According to Schefter, the Steelers are the team to watch in regard to Cousins.

Kyle Pitts has been with the Atlanta Falcons his entire NFL career, but the NFC South team is reportedly open to changing that if it receives the right offer this offseason.