Steelers Open to Adding QB in 2026 Draft Amid Rodgers Uncertainty
With Aaron Rodgers’ decision still in play, the Steelers signaled they’re open to adding at least one quarterback before the 2026 NFL Draft, with GM Omar Khan saying ‘all options are on the table’ and coach Mike McCarthy praising the 2026 QB class. They’ve already shown interest in Miami (FL)’s Carson Beck and North Dakota State’s Cole Payton, and could consider others such as LSU’s Garrett Nussmeier, Penn State’s Drew Allar, Arkansas’ Taylen Green, and Alabama’s Ty Simpson. If they draft a QB and Rodgers returns, Pittsburgh could carry four quarterbacks on the roster, likely resting Mason Rudolph as the odd man out; Will Howard’s injury last year underscores the unpredictability of depth-chart decisions.
