Cincinnati Bengals and former Baltimore Ravens and Cleveland Browns quarterback Joe Flacco says he is open to completing his tour of the AFC North and playing for the Pittsburgh Steelers next year. Flacco was traded by the Browns to the Bengals this year to play while Joe Burrow was injured, and he does not plan to retire just yet.

Pending free-agent quarterback Joe Flacco said he's open to playing for the Pittsburgh Steelers in 2026 if there's an opportunity for him there.

With Aaron Rodgers likely retiring, the Steelers may turn to Malik Willis in free agency as the 2026 QB draft class thins out.

For the third consecutive year and the fifth time in the last six years, a Pittsburgh Steelers' season reached an unceremonious end during the Wild Card round of the NFL playoffs.

If the Steelers want a new starting quarterback, a trade for a veteran might be their best option and here are some interesting ones.

A veteran quarterback seems to be off the table for the Pittsburgh Steelers in 2026. This article originally appeared on Steelers Now: Veteran Quarterback Ruled Out For Steelers in 2026

After a rocky season with the Jets, Justin Fields could find a second chance with the Steelers. Familiar with the team and its roster, Pittsburgh stands out as the ideal landing spot for the 26-year-old quarterback in 2026.