Steelers' long wait for Aaron Rodgers is over, but offense far from finished product

Aaron Rodgers is set to join the Pittsburgh Steelers, finalizing a highly anticipated deal after months of speculation and communication with the team. The Steelers, confident in Rodgers' eventual decision, had delayed selecting a new quarterback, only picking Will Howard in the sixth round of the draft. Rodgers' signing marks a critical moment for the Steelers, who have struggled to find a stable quarterback since Ben Roethlisberger's era. While experiencing challenges with the New York Jets due to injury and age, Rodgers still shows potential to elevate the team's performance. However, the Steelers will need to bolster their roster, especially after losing key players like Najee Harris and George Pickens. The offensive line will be crucial to protect Rodgers, who is no longer as mobile. The Steelers remain optimistic about their upcoming season but recognize Rodgers as a temporary solution, necessitating future planning for a long-term quarterback. This partnership relies heavily on Rodgers' commitment and the team's ability to strengthen their lineup, aiming for playoff success.