Russell Wilson and Aaron Rodgers both remain unsigned following the start of Free Agency. Craig Carton, Danny Parkins, and Mark Schlereth debate which QB would be the better signing for the New York Giants or Pittsburgh Steelers.

From the moment it seemed obvious that the Jets and quarterback Aaron Rodgers weren't destined for a third year together, I started banging the Rodgers-to-Pittsburgh drum. (Here's an item from January 1 regarding the possibility.

Kinlaw will receive a three-year, $45 million contract with up to $30 million guaranteed, a steep deal the Steelers likely did not want to dip into. He has been around the NFL, playing for the New York Jets and San Francisco 49ers, but Kinlaw has at least started to break out.

Drafted in the second round of the 2013 NFL Draft by the Detroit Lions, Slay has made 619 career tackles with 28 interceptions, five fumble recoveries, and 160 passes defended. He will join a young Steelers secondary that includes Joey Porter Jr.

Darius Slay will likely finish his NFL career with the Pittsburgh Steelers. The veteran cornerback and the Steelers agreed on a new deal on Monday, per Fox Sports' Jordan Schultz, after the Philadelphia Eagles released him earlier in the offseason.

That is largely the reason Fields is now a Jet. The Steelers did not guarantee Fields anything beyond the first year, and as a result, he had no long-term security. With the Jets, Fields at least have the security of knowing he will be there for both years of his contract, and even if he is cut, he will see the rest of the money.

There's a good chance the Pittsburgh Steelers will have a new quarterback for the second straight season.

Assessing the situation on Get Up Monday, Dan Orlovsky explained why he wouldn't be too interested in returning to Pittsburgh if he were Fields. "If I'm Justin Fields, I'm respectfully not going back to the Steelers,

By acquiring DK Metcalf via a trade with the Seahawks, the Steelers now have a dangerous receiving duo similar to the one that resides in Philadelphia with A.J. Brown and DeVonta Smith. To compete the plans, the Steelers just need to find their version of Jalen Hurts, which might very well be Justin Fields if Pittsburgh can re-sign him.

DK Metcalf has been traded from the Seattle Seahawks to the Pittsburgh Steelers. Metcalf had requested a trade Wednesday after the Seahawks moved quarterback Geno Smith to the Raiders. Seattle received a second-round pick and the teams swapped picks in the seventh round.

Colin Cowherd discusses whether DK Metcalf could elevate the Pittsburgh Steelers' offense to new heights. He breaks down Metcalf’s potential impact, the Steelers’ current struggles, and what this move could mean for their future.