The Pittsburgh Steelers had multiple chances to pick Shedeur Sanders, but according to one former player's pre-draft evaluation, it would seem the Steelers made the right choice.

The Pittsburgh Steelers reportedly weren't focused on adding quarterback Shedeur Sanders in the NFL draft, instead having an eye on looking toward the 2026 class for their long-term solution at the position.

A new report says that the Pittsburgh Steelers wouldn’t draft Shedeur Sanders “at any point”. Colin Cowherd discusses the biggest reasons for Sanders’ fall in the draft and why the Steelers didn’t take him.

At the 2025 NFL Draft, Steelers President Art Rooney II expressed confidence that Rodgers would play for Pittsburgh in 2025, and it appears fans will know for certain ahead of the Steelers’ OTAs at the end of May.

Pittsburgh used a sixth-round pick in the 2025 NFL draft to select Ohio State quarterback Will Howard, adding him to a QB room that includes veteran backups Mason Rudolph and Skylar Thompson. None of them is considered a viable starter for the 2025 season, leaving the Steelers with no choice but to continue hoping that Rodgers signs with them.

The Pittsburgh Steelers have invited Slippery Rock defensive back Eddie Faulkner IV to the team’s rookie minicamp on a tryout […] This article originally appeared on Steelers Now: Son of Steelers RBs