Steelers Get More Bad News Amid Aaron Rodgers Holdout
Summary
The Pittsburgh Steelers are facing difficulties before the NFL draft because their left tackle Broderick Jones has suffered a setback with a neck injury. The team is also waiting to hear if quarterback Aaron Rodgers will return for the 2026 season, which affects their draft plans.Key Facts
- Broderick Jones, a first-round left tackle, has a neck injury setback from last season.
- Doctors will examine Jones to decide if he can start training camp or the season.
- Aaron Rodgers has not yet confirmed if he will return to the Steelers for 2026.
- Steelers owner Art Rooney II expected Rodgers to clarify his plans before the draft.
- The NFL draft starts on April 23, with the first round at 8 p.m. Eastern time.
- If Rodgers does not confirm by April 20, the Steelers may consider drafting a quarterback.
- The team might change their draft strategy depending on Jones’s recovery and Rodgers’s decision.
- ESPN reporter Adam Schefter provided these updates on the players and draft plans.
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