Huddle Up: Austin is coming off a decent 2024 season but seems to be on track to see more targets in the passing game this upcoming season. He will not be a starting fantasy option most weeks but could be a late round pick in some drafts.

Huddle Up: Lewis was a favorite of Rodgers during their time together in Green Bay, and while Washington isn't likely to pile up a ton of catches and yards, he could emerge as a useful weapon in the red zone. He could be a touchdown-dependent TE2 if he earns Rodgers' trust.

Huddle Up: The Steelers finally have the quarterback they have been waiting on for about three months. The 41-year-old Rodgers is obviously no longer a league MVP candidate and is coming off a season in which he only completed 63% of his passes, but it is still hard to believe he is not a much better starting option for Pittsburgh than Mason Rudolph. The next question that needs to be answered is whether the Steelers will be running offensive coordinator Arthur Smith's offense or what Rodgers is comfortable with, which seemed to be the case during his time with the New York Jets. Either way, fantasy managers should consider Rodgers a middling QB2 option in 2025.

Huddle Up: Warren likely will see more touches this upcoming season but will have to share playing time with the other two backs. He can still be a flex option most weeks this upcoming season in fantasy leagues.

Huddle Up: Rodgers had just four games with more than 20 fantasy points last season, but he did show sparks like in Week 18 with 274 passing yards, four TDs and 1 INT. He could be a matchup play if he goes to Pittsburgh, but he is devoid of much upside in leagues that don't start two QBs.

Huddle Up: Joining the Pittsburgh Steelers continues to be the most likely scenario for the 41-year-old Rodgers, although there is no timetable for when he will officially sign with the team. QBs Tyler Shough and Spencer Rattler appear to be the frontrunners for the Saints' starting job but neither player should be viewed as anything more than a low-end QB2 option in deeper fantasy leagues.

Huddle Up: While Warren has been a productive member of Pittsburgh's backfield for a few years, the Steelers have not extended running backs very often in recent years - especially those who expect a big raise on the open market. This was likely the motivation for Pittsburgh to add Kenneth Gainwell in free agency, as he brings many of the same qualities to the offense as Warren but will likely do so at a lower price. It also paves the way for rookie Kaleb Johnson to be a true bell-cow in 2026.

Huddle Up: Schefter's educated guess makes sense, as teams typically like to know whom they are going into battle with by the time mandatory minicamps kick off. It also makes sense that Rodgers would have announced his retirement by now if that was still an option. Assuming if/when Rodgers signs, every key player associated with the Pittsburgh offense - specifically DK Metcalf - becomes much more attractive for fantasy purposes than they would have otherwise been with Mason Rudolph.

Huddle Up: Recent reports seem to suggest that Rodgers' personal issues are less of an issue now than they were a month or two ago, seemingly clearing the way for him to sign with the Steelers soon. The funny thing about the situation is that each side needs the other: Rodgers does not have another great option as far as teams to sign with, and Pittsburgh needs a player like Rodgers if it wants to have a realistic chance of being a viable playoff contender in 2025. Expect a deal to get done eventually.

Huddle Up: The Saints seem prepared to go with Tyler Shough or Spencer Rattler as their starting quarterback in 2025. Shough probably will enter training camp as the leading candidate for the job, but neither he nor Rattler are more than No. 2 fantasy quarterbacks.

Huddle Up: Austin is in line for a bigger role after the George Pickens trade and probably will be a top-three receiver for the team. He probably will not be a weekly starting option in fantasy leagues but could be a late round pick in drafts.

Huddle Up: Johnson probably will not start right away but should see a good amount of touches each game while sharing playing time with Jaylen Warren and Kenny Gainwell. He has a chance to become a flex option in deeper leagues.

Huddle Up: Pryor notes Rodgers' history of high expectations when it comes to his receivers, and that it may have been an issue given Pickens' track record of running the wrong route. Obviously, nothing is official with Rodgers and the Steelers, but from a fantasy perspective, the loss of Pickens absolutely diminishes Pittsburgh's talent level at the position. While much can happen between now and training camp -- don't expect Calvin Austin III to be WR2 come September -- if Rodgers does end up in the Steel City, he's unlikely to hold more than low-end QB2 value, no matter who is added.

Huddle Up: Rapoport's report appears to be the product of a comment that team owner Art Rooney made during draft weekend. Ultimately, the decision lies with Rodgers, as it appears his only options are the Steelers or retirement. It goes without saying that Pittsburgh would love to have him, as it would be hard for the team to sell the idea that it was trying to make a deep playoff run with Mason Rudolph as its quarterback. DK Metcalf, George Pickens and Pat Freiermuth's fantasy fortunes hang in the balance.

Huddle Up: Woods has been held to under 600 yards in each of the last four seasons, so he probably will not have a big role in the passing game if he makes the final roster. He can be avoided in all fantasy leagues.

Huddle Up: A season ago, Harris carried the ball 263 times for 1,043 yards as the thunder to Warren's lightning. Those seem like optimistic totals for Johnson, however, despite the strong possibility that he'll slide into that same role. One, Warren has been joined by Gainwell, who was a solid backup for the Eagles. In addition, the team also traded for DK Metcalf to pair with George Pickens, and if they do sign Aaron Rodgers, the running game may not be featured as heavily this year. For now, view Johnson as a solid RB4/RB5 depth piece with some potential to overperform that designation.

Huddle Up: The Steelers seem likely to be signing Aaron Rodgers, so Howard probably will not have the chance to compete for the starting job during his rookie season. Fantasy players can keep an eye on his situation but probably should avoid him in fantasy leagues.

Huddle Up: With Najee Harris out of the picture, Johnson should have an immediate role and share carries with Jaylen Warren. He will be worth grabbing in the later rounds and could end up leading the Pittsburgh rushing attack.

Huddle Up: Pickens' availability via trade has been the subject of some debate since the Steelers traded for Metcalf last month and it makes sense why. Metcalf will be the alpha receiver in this offense and wins similarly to Pickens, who is entering the final year of his contract and is unlikely to re-sign. The Steelers could also use a second-round selection to address the quarterback position with Shedeur Sanders, Jalen Milroe and Tyler Shough still available.

Huddle Up: Tomlin's comments suggest that while the Steelers will probably eye a Day 2 or Day 3 running back (they traded away their second-round pick to acquire DK Metcalf), they will probably ask him to complement Warren as opposed to having Warren complement the rookie. This rookie class is deep enough at running back that Warren should not get too comfortable, but it does appear as if his fantasy managers should expect him to handle at least 12 to 13 touches per game in 2025.

Huddle Up: It still seems more likely than not that Rodgers will end up with the Steelers, but it does seem like he is in no rush to make it official. Even if he was not dealing with personal matters, the odds are relatively strong that he would not be overly excited to participate in offseason workouts at this point in his career anyway. His only other realistic options - outside of Pittsburgh - would be to sign with the Cleveland Browns or New Orleans Saints and neither of those teams appears to be as close as the Steelers to making a serious run in the playoffs. Expect Rodgers to agree to a deal with Pittsburgh in the weeks or months following the NFL Draft and serve as a decent QB2 option in fantasy.

Huddle Up: Pittsburgh's track record of finding receivers in the draft has been well-documented, but there is no clear path for Wilson to have a big season following the team's acquisition of DK Metcalf. Wilson will likely be resigned to slot work for a play-caller who likes to run the ball and uses a lot of 12 personnel (two tight ends). The second-year receiver should be expected to contribute more often in 2025, but he is unlikely to make much noise for fantasy purposes while fighting for targets with Metcalf and George Pickens.

Huddle Up: Rodgers' lack of mobility really limited what he could do last season, but he looked better later in the year. He'll be a QB2 wherever he goes, but he could be a matchup play with Pittsburgh's weapons.

Huddle Up: The Pittsburgh Steelers seem like the most likely option for Rodgers, but the Vikings could be an option for him if he is willing to wait longer to make a decision. He probably would open the season as the starter if he joined the Vikings, but J.J. McCarthy could take over the job at any point. Rodgers will be a No. 2 fantasy quarterback no matter where he plays.

Huddle Up: Rodgers is a QB2 in fantasy and will really have to find a way to rekindle some mobility in the pocket two years from a torn Achilles in order to be worthwhile in drafts.

Huddle Up: Winston is likely to open the 2025 season as the Giants' starter, even if the team drafts a quarterback, unless they also sign Wilson or Rodgers. If he plays, Winston should be viewed as a QB2 option for fantasy leagues.

Huddle Up: Gerry Dulac of the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette suggested it was very possible that Rodgers would not agree to anything today. With that said, he also hinted that a deal could be struck relatively soon. Rodgers has typically been very deliberate with his decision-making in recent years, but the Steelers seem like a much better option at this point than the New York Giants, who is reportedly the only other team in the mix for his services right now. Stay tuned.