The Pittsburgh Steelers are in a waiting game as they pursue future Hall of Famer Aaron Rodgers, who has yet to commit to the team for next season. Steelers president Art Rooney II indicated that the team has been receiving positive signals from Rodgers, who has been in contact with head coach Mike Tomlin. Despite his indecision, Rooney is optimistic about Rodgers' potential arrival before the offseason program intensifies.

As the Steelers begin their voluntary offseason workouts, Mason Rudolph, who has returned to the team after a stint with the Titans, is ready to step in as the starting quarterback if Rodgers opts for another team. The Steelers are looking to bolster their quarterback depth, aiming to bring in additional players before training camp begins, likely leveraging the upcoming draft to secure new talent.

Aaron Rodgers' recent remarks regarding the New York Jets' head coach Aaron Glenn have stirred the pot just before the 2025 draft. Rodgers, reflecting on his brief interaction with Glenn, expressed surprise at being informed that the team was moving in a different direction at quarterback after traveling across the country for what he thought would be a more substantial conversation. This led to speculation about his future with the Jets.

Despite the buzz, Glenn has made it clear that the focus is now on the Jets' top draft pick, Armand Membou, whom he is excited to have onboard. The Jets seem ready to turn the page on Rodgers, aiming to build a new future without the former MVP. This marks a significant shift for the Jets, who are attempting to redefine their quarterback situation and ensure a fresh start.

The NFC North is shaping up to be highly competitive, especially with the Minnesota Vikings facing key decisions post-Sam Darnold's departure to Seattle. The Vikings shifted focus to a younger quarterback in J.J. McCarthy, who at just 22 lacks NFL experience. As they seek to build around him, the team has made notable additions like Ryan Kelly and Jonathan Allen while strategizing for the upcoming 2025 NFL Draft.

With just four picks in the draft, the Vikings are looking to bolster their roster, especially at cornerback and safety, following the loss of veterans like Stephon Gilmore. The team aims to address age and injury concerns on both the offensive and defensive lines while maintaining a competitive edge in a tough divisional fight.

The New York Jets have made significant changes to their roster this offseason, highlighted by the departure of quarterback Aaron Rodgers and the acquisition of Justin Fields on a two-year, $40 million deal. The Jets' offense struggled last season, ranking 24th in both points and total yards per game. To bolster their attack, CBS Sports' John Breech suggests they should trade for Philadelphia Eagles tight end Dallas Goedert, potentially sending the No. 110 pick in the 2025 NFL Draft in return. Goedert's addition could be pivotal for Fields, who has demonstrated a strong preference for utilizing tight ends effectively.

Goedert showcased his value last season with 59 receptions for 711 yards and three touchdowns, and could seamlessly fill the role left by Tyler Conklin, who signed with the Chargers. However, the Jets would only have a year of Goedert’s services before his contract expires after the 2025 season. The Jets are eager to improve their offensive performance, and acquiring a tight end of Goedert's caliber could provide the immediate impact they seek.