ESPN Projects Steelers to Replace Aaron Rodgers With This QB in 2027
Summary
The Pittsburgh Steelers are waiting for quarterback Aaron Rodgers to decide if he will retire or play another year with the team. Regardless of Rodgers’ choice, the Steelers need to find a long-term starting quarterback, and ESPN projects they might select Drew Mestemaker in the 2027 NFL Draft as their future leader.Key Facts
- Aaron Rodgers is 42 years old and considered a future Hall of Fame quarterback.
- The Steelers asked Rodgers to decide by the 2026 NFL Draft whether he will retire or return.
- Rodgers has not made a public decision yet, causing uncertainty for the team.
- The Steelers drafted Drew Allar, a young quarterback, in 2026 but still seek a franchise QB.
- ESPN’s 2027 NFL Mock Draft suggests the Steelers might pick Drew Mestemaker.
- Mestemaker threw for 4,379 yards and 34 touchdowns at North Texas last season.
- He recently transferred to Oklahoma State and is known for his strong arm and aggressive playing style.
- The Steelers have not fully moved on from Rodgers as they await his retirement or return decision.
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