As the NFL offseason heats up, three teams are eyeing potential quarterback additions: the Pittsburgh Steelers, Green Bay Packers, and Minnesota Vikings. Each franchise faces unique circumstances that could lead them to explore new options under center.
For the Steelers, the quarterback situation hinges on Aaron Rodgers' decision about his future. If Rodgers hangs up his cleats, Pittsburgh will be left with Mason Rudolph and Will Howard, prompting a need to bolster the competition in the quarterback room.
Over in Minnesota, the Vikings have already made waves by signing Kyler Murray. He’s set to compete with J.J.
McCarthy for the starting role. Should Murray secure the job, as many anticipate, McCarthy could become a trade asset, potentially putting the Vikings back in the market for quarterback depth.
Meanwhile, the Packers are navigating their own quarterback shuffle. With the departure of Malik Willis to the Miami Dolphins, Green Bay is in search of a reliable backup for Jordan Love. This leaves them with an opportunity to explore new talent.
One name that stands out for all three teams is Tennessee Titans quarterback Will Levis. According to NFL insider Evan Sidery, the Titans are actively looking to trade Levis, and he might be available for a late Day 3 draft pick.
Levis, drafted in the second round in 2023, showcased impressive potential in his rookie season with a strong arm and athletic prowess. However, his sophomore slump led to Tennessee drafting Cam Ward in 2025, signaling the end of Levis' starting tenure. With Mitch Trubisky now backing up Ward, Levis finds himself on the trading block.
Despite a dip in performance, Levis is just 26 and possesses the raw skills that could intrigue teams in search of a backup or a reclamation project. The Packers and Vikings, with coaches like Matt LaFleur and Kevin O'Connell who have a knack for reviving quarterbacks' careers, seem like ideal destinations. Among them, the Packers might be the best fit, given their current quarterback landscape.
As these teams evaluate their options, the quarterback carousel continues to spin, promising an intriguing offseason ahead.