The NFL is officially back in full swing. Weeks after many teams kicked off their spring programming with organized team activities (OTAs), mandatory minicamps got underway starting this week, serving up a healthy dose of storylines in advance of the 2025 campaign.

New Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Aaron Rodgers has spent time between minicamp workouts this week trying to find a comfortable helmet. That's because the NFL banned Rodgers's preferred Schutt Air XP Q11 helmet and he will not be allowed to wear it this fall.

Aaron Rodgers doesn't need to keep doing this. The four-time NFL MVP's decision to return for a 21st season and to do it in Pittsburgh was not about trying to prove something to himself, the New York Jets or anyone else.

After weeks of waiting and mulling his different options, Aaron Rodgers has chosen his new NFL team. The four-time NFL MVP agreed to terms with the Pittsburgh Steelers, the team announced Thursday night.

All eyes are on Rodgers and Metcalf to be the Steelers' saving grace this season. How will they perform in their first year together in Pittsburgh?

A new report from NFL insider Ian Rapoport revealed Rodgers's team-centric priorities after his Steelers signing: the 41-year-old actually took less money than he could have gotten from Pittsburgh.

The Browns, Saints and Colts are among those with QB races to watch, and another chance for Travis Hunter acrobatics is never a bad thing.