Pittsburgh Steelers consider Baker Mayfield for future quarterback plans
Yahoo Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 11, 2026, 2:11 AM
Last updated Jun 11, 2026
The Pittsburgh Steelers are exploring potential options for their quarterback situation as Aaron Rodgers confirms his participation for the 2026 season. With Rodgers indicating that this might be his last season, the Steelers are focusing on finding a long-term solution. They have drafted quarterbacks Drew Allar and Will Howard recently but may look for a proven veteran. Baker Mayfield, a two-time Pro Bowl QB, is set to become a free agent and could be a target, especially if contract negotiations with the Buccaneers stall. Analysts believe Mayfield's experience could provide the Steelers with stability moving forward.
- •Aaron Rodgers confirms he will play for the Steelers in 2026.
- •Steelers drafted quarterbacks Drew Allar and Will Howard for future plans.
- •Baker Mayfield potentially available as a free agent after the season.
- •Mayfield could provide stability if Buccaneers contract talks fall through.
- 2:11 AMYahoo Sports — Pittsburgh Steelers Linked to 2x Pro Bowl QB
"After months of waiting, the Pittsburgh Steelers can put all the quarterback rumors to bed for the 2026 season. Aaron […]
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