The NFL offseason is heating up, with veteran quarterback Aaron Rodgers facing limited options, making the Pittsburgh Steelers a likely fit unless retirement is preferred. The Steelers currently have Mason Rudolph as their starting quarterback, suggesting they may be aiming for a more established option to enhance their playoff aspirations. Meanwhile, the Miami Dolphins are scouting for upgrades in their secondary, targeting Asante Samuel Jr. to address the potential loss of Jalen Ramsey through trade. As the offseason progresses, training camp will provide more clarity on team rosters and upcoming strategies.

Rodgers' capabilities shouldn't be underestimated, as he ranked 14th among qualifying quarterbacks in PFF passing grades last season. The Steelers have made strategic decisions in the draft, focusing on other positions without securing a quarterback until the late rounds. With standout receivers like George Pickens and D.K. Metcalf, pairing them with a seasoned quarterback like Rodgers could yield substantial success. On the Dolphins' side, the need for Samuel comes from a lack of depth in their cornerback line, especially with Ramsey's uncertain future.