Quarterback Aaron Rodgers arrived in Pittsburgh on Saturday to officially sign his contract with the Steelers, according to Gerry Dulac of the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette.

First, Bryant came off as critical. When the former Pro Bowl wideout came across a post on X that suggested the signing of Rodgers was ironic, considering the Steelers just moved off of George Pickens for reportedly causing issues behind the scenes, Bryant came in agreement to defend the new Cowboys wideout.

The Pittsburgh Steelers are elated to have Aaron Rodgers in the house for the 2025 season. He may turn 42 in December, and his physical assets may be slowing down a bit. But the Steelers are counting on his eyes. ESPN's Jeremy Fowler reported that Pittsburgh is hopeful that Rodgers' "best field vision" can assist the offensive line next season.