Twenty years after he was drafted by the Packers, quarterback Aaron Rodgers is a Steeler. He could have been a Steeler 20 years ago. Appearing on 93.7 The Fan in Pittsburgh, former Steelers pro personnel director Doug Whaley said that, as Rodgers plunged through the first round, the Steelers were watching the situation.

Calvin Austin III is checking all the right boxes heading into Year 4 — and that includes a good first impression with new Steelers QB Aaron Rodgers. In a one-on-one interview with Action News 5 Sports Director Doc Holliday, Austin revealed a few aspects of his game that caught Rodgers' eye:

Aaron Rodgers wound up going 24th to the Packers in 2005, and the Steelers stood pat to take Heath Miller at No. 30.