The Pittsburgh Steelers will not start looking for other quarterback options aside from Aaron Rodgers until he does not show up or sign before training camp, ESPN insider Dan Graziano says. The wait for Rodgers continues for the Steelers, who while in consistent communication with him, have yet to land a final answer from the four-time MVP.

The Steelers have a club policy that ends all negotiations once the season begins, so they have three months to iron out an agreement. Watt’s new deal is expected to top the four-year, $160 million extension the Browns gave to edge rusher Myles Garrett.

Mike Florio recently argued that because the Steelers paid DK Metcalf, T.J. Watt will also expect to paid at "market value".