Though the Pittsburgh Steelers continue to be plagued by uncertainty at quarterback, one analyst doesn’t consider it to be the franchise’s most urgent need. After all, even if a franchise arm falls out of the sky and into the team’s lap, He will need someone to throw to. Listing each team’s “highest priority” fix this offseason, NFL.com analyst Matt Okada focused on Pittsburgh improving at receiver.
“Yes, the top priority for Pittsburgh is technically to figure out what’s happening with Aaron Rodgers. But pending the 42-year-old’s decision on retirement, the front office can’t really do much about that.