While their preference would be to re-sign either Justin Fields or Russell Wilson, the Steelers may consider signing four-time league MVP and future Hall of Fame quarterback Aaron Rodgers to help stabilize their quarterback position.

Pittsburgh Steelers DB DeShon Elliott hasn't been shy expressing some disdain for Aaron Rodgers previously but his tune appears to be changing as rumors of the QB coming to the Steel City get louder.

After word emerged that the Jets will be parting ways with quarterback Aaron Rodgers and folks started connecting dots between Rodgers and Pittsburgh, Steelers defensive back DeShon Elliott had an observation to share.

Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Justin Fields has been flying under the radar regarding NFL free agency discussions. While much of the attention in the quarterback market surrounds Aaron Rodgers, Russell Wilson,

One possibility for a team looking for a veteran presence under center is Aaron Rodgers, who will not return to the Jets next year. Rodgers has been linked to several teams including the Steelers. Defensive back DeShon Elliott commented on an Instagram post that suggested the former Packer and Jet might join the Steelers to make it clear he wants no part of Rodgers in Pittsburgh.

The Pittsburgh Steelers have been linked to probably every available quarterback in the NFL. Only a month into the offseason, the black and gold have been rumored to be bringing in Aaron Rodgers, Matthew Stafford,

The New York Jets have made the decision to move on from future Hall of Fame quarterback Aaron Rodgers this offseason. With that in mind, they will need to find a replacement. While many have speculated that the Jets could look to trade up for either Shedeur Sanders or Cam Ward,

ESPN's Pat McAfee is a long-time friend of former New York Jets quarterback Aaron Rodgers, and he might have some intel on the four-time MVP winner's next team. With Rodgers out at the Jets and now on the hunt for a new team, speculation has been running wild as to where Rodgers could land in 2025.

Set to be released from his Jets contract soon, Aaron Rodgers must wait until March 12 before becoming a free agent. Because the Jets are planning to designate him as a post-June 1 cut, no official release can take place until the start of the 2025 league year. In the meantime, however, the future Hall of Fame quarterback can survey the landscape.