Now, the Steelers have the opportunity to break it in 2025, but much of their chances could hinge on the decision of free agent quarterback Aaron Rodgers. In an article for CBS Sports, Cody Benjamin predicts that with Rodgers manning the offense, the Steelers will go 10-7, but without him, they are instead destined for a 7-10 record.

Late May is approaching, all 32 NFL teams are preparing for mandatory spring practice, and Aaron Rodgers remains unsigned, a month after declaring he's "not attached to anything" regarding his football future.