Pittsburgh Steelers offense will look very different from the 2024 Steelers attack. After yet another season with an above-average record and wild-card round playoff loss, Mike Tomlin and the Pittsburgh front office looked to transform the offense.

After a long offseason full of rumors, the Pittsburgh Steelers and Aaron Rodgers finally came together on a contract. It was a move that had been expected for quite some time, but that had dragged on for long enough to make fans nervous about it not happening.

Steelers offensive coordinator Arthur Smith had Aaron Rodgers on his mind for a long time, and as such, has spent the entire offseason retooling his offense to fit the new guy. Although Rodgers didn't sign until June, he met with Smith and the team back in March.