According to PFF's NFL Mock Draft simulator, here's how the Pittsburgh Steelers' 2025 draft class could shake out in late April.

The Pittsburgh Steelers could use one of these players to address their position needs at defensive tackle, quarterback, and running back.

The Pittsburgh Steelers still don't know who their starting quarterback will be in 2025, and the uncertainty surrounding the position has major implications on the team's draft plans. Aaron Rodgers has been Pittsburgh's No.

As the Pittsburgh Steelers continue to wait for a decision from Aaron Rodgers, there's a bit of an uneasy feeling within the organization right now. One league source told NFL insider Josina Anderson that the vibe around the Steelers feels "a little weird" because no one is sure of who their quarterback is going to be in 2025.

Shedeur Sanders recently joined Kay Adams on the Up & Adams show to discuss what unfolded during his visit with the Steelers.

Colorado's Shedeur Sanders met with the Pittsburgh Steelers and was impressed by the visit. He even said Steelers head coach Mike Tomlin reminds him of his father and coach, Deion Sanders. "The Steelers was great,

Rodgers, a four-time league MVP, has not yet made a decision about his playing future even after visiting the Steelers in March.

This is not at all the situation we expected the Steelers to be in at the end of the season. Pittsburgh had Justin Fields and Russell Wilson both sitting as free agents and the team seemed completely disinterested in re-signing either one.

NFL insider Josina Anderson revealed that the Aaron Rodgers saga has created a "weird vibe" amongst the Steelers organization. This article originally appeared on Steelers Now: &&POSTLINK%%