"We're excited to be going to Ireland, and we told the league that we need more tickets," Rooney claimed. "The demand, so far, has been great, and we're looking forward to it." As previously touched on by Steelers Wire, the Irish roots within the Pittsburgh Steelers organization and the Rooney family run deep.

Steelers owner Art Rooney II said the team feels "pretty good" about a potential Aaron Rodgers signing, but made it clear they won't wait "forever."

Pittsburgh Steelers owner Art Rooney II expressed confidence Tuesday that free-agent quarterback Aaron Rodgers will ultimately choose to sign with the Steelers. According to Gerry Dulac of the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, Rooney said he has a good feeling about landing Rodgers and that signs are "pointing in that direction."

There is optimism in Pittsburgh that four-time NFL Most Valuable Player Aaron Rodgers will quarterback the Steelers in 2025.

Aaron Rodgers visited the Pittsburgh Steelers recently, and Mike Tomlin went on record to say it was a “really good day” despite not signing him yet. Craig Carton, Danny Parkins, and Mark Schlereth ask how long the Steelers will make him wait.

The Pittsburgh Steelers' quarterback position is a work in progress, and coach Mike Tomlin said that signing Aaron Rodgers, the most prominent free agent in a thin market, is only one possible option.

Pittsburgh is still searching for an established starting option under center to throw to Metcalf and George Pickens, though. Mason Rudolph and Skylar Thompson are the only quarte

Pittsburgh Steelers president Art Rooney II said the team is getting good signs about where it stands with free agent quarterback Aaron Rodgers, though no decision has been made yet.

Pittsburgh's simplest path is selecting a player at No. 21 overall in April's NFL draft, but who will be available there and what kind of value those players will represent make the selection a rookie QB both risky and hard to predict.