Ben Roethlisberger had Steelers fans buzzing after joking about coming out of retirement to take the reins in Pittsburgh instead of Aaron Rodgers. While the legendary quarterback isn't serious about a comeback,

The Pittsburgh Steelers made a major addition to their offense on Sunday, agreeing to a trade with the Seattle Seahawks to acquire star wide receiver DK Metcalf. After hearing about the deal, former Steelers quarterback Ben Roethlisberger took to social media with a video in which he voiced his excitement about Pittsburgh's new and improved wide receivers room.

The Pittsburgh Steelers have been one of the most active teams during this early stages of the NFL’s offseason as they look to bolster their offense.

The Pittsburgh Steelers have a chance they get veteran quarterback Aaron Rodgers via free agency. The Steelers have been trying to get over the hump, continuing to make the playoffs but not be successful. The last time the team won a playoff game was in 2017, with legendary quarterback Ben Roethlisberger under center.

While the thought of a reunion sounds fun, Bell would have some work to do winning Steelers fans over once again after his messy exit from the team. Rather than re-sign with Pittsburgh on the franchise tag in 2018, Bell opted to sit out the entire season, then left for the New York Jets the following year.

The Pittsburgh Steelers made a blockbuster move by acquiring DK Metcalf, but their quarterback situation remains uncertain. With Justin Fields heading to the New York Jets in free agency, Pittsburgh is left weighing its options between Russell Wilson and Aaron Rodgers for the 2025 season.

With Sam Darnold signing with the Seahawks, Justin Fields joining the Jets, and Geno Smith being traded from Seattle to Las Vegas, most of the notable quarterback vacancies around the NFL have been filled.

DK Metcalf must have had the time of his life when one of his biggest wishes was fulfilled. The Pittsburgh Steelers acquired Metcalf and signed him to a four-year, $132 million contract extension in exchange for a 2025 second-round draft pick to the Seattle Seahawks.