The Pittsburgh Steelers currently have only three quarterbacks on the roster, with the fourth and final spot reportedly being reserved for a veteran presence. That presence is expected to be Aaron Rodgers,

Aaron Rodgers spent the first 18 seasons of his career in Green Bay and during that time, the Packers didn't use a single first-round pick on a wide receiver. As a matter of fact, the Packers went 23 years without taking a receiver in the opening round before finally ending that drought in April when they selected Matthew Golden with the 23rd overall pick.