Where Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Aaron Rodgers goes—dropback, rollout, sideline coach—the camera certainly follows.

Steelers fans hoping for clarity on Cam Heyward's future didn't get it from Mike Tomlin. The head coach delivered a short but telling response that only deepened the uncertainty surrounding the star defender's contract situation in Pittsburgh.

The Pittsburgh Steelers have been one of the more active teams in the NFL throughout the 2025 offseason when it comes to making significant changes to the roster.

"Good Morning Football" goes around the room to each make the case why Pittsburgh Steelers head coach Mike Tomlin or New York Giants head coach Brian Daboll has more at stake this upcoming season.

PITTSBURGH -- Mike Tomlin says Pittsburgh Steelers long snapper Christian Kuntz suffered a short-term injury, and it will not affect him long-term. The team got ‘good news’ on him, though Steelers insider Mark Kaboly said it is believed that Kuntz suffered a broken sternum.

What makes this decision even more rough is the fact that the Steelers have three receivers who are not healthy at all. Calvin Austin III is trying to return after missing multiple weeks of practice with an injury, Ben Skowronek recently developed a toe issue and utility man Jonnu Smith has barely participated in practice since July.

While Aaron Rodgers didn't officially sign with the Steelers until June 7, Mike Tomlin had known for months that the four-time league MVP would be joining his team for the 2025 season.  Pittsburgh's coach recently acknowledged that he knew Rodgers was signing with the Steelers prior to this year's NFL draft,