Before Steelers GM Omar Khan and HC Mike Tomlin fielded any questions, Khan made it clear that Pittsburgh probably won't move up in the 2025 NFL Draft: "[We're] excited about this

Rodgers said he would not blame any team that decided to move on from him given the lack of a timeline for his decision. Tomlin, on the other hand, walked back his comment that stated training camp could be a ‘line of demarcation’ for his decision.

In addition to Rodgers, Pittsburgh has been reported to be in the market to draft a rookie quarterback. The team hosted Shedeur Sanders for a top 30 visit earlier in April, though it remains to be seen whether he will be available at pick No. 21, the Steelers' first selection in the first round of the draft.