The Pittsburgh Steelers are making it clear that they have their own game plan, regardless of the ongoing Aaron Rodgers saga.

During a highly anticipated pre-draft press conference on Tuesday, General Manager Omar Khan wasted no time addressing the quarterback position. With Mason Rudolph and Skylar Thompson currently in the mix, Khan revealed that the team is set to bring two more quarterbacks into the fold.

Khan stated confidently, "I know you’re going to ask about the quarterback position. We go to camp with four quarterbacks. Right now, we have two on the roster. All options are on the table on how we acquire the last two. I assure you we’ll have four when we get to training camp at Latrobe."

As the press conference progressed, both Khan and head coach Mike Tomlin faced questions about whether the uncertainty surrounding Rodgers' future in 2025 would influence their draft plans. Tomlin was clear: "It does not."

Despite holding six crucial picks in the upcoming draft, Khan expressed skepticism about moving up the draft board. He acknowledged that it's a promising quarterback class but stopped short of confirming any intentions to draft a new signal-caller.

Tomlin emphasized that the outcomes of the draft could influence future decisions but notably refrained from setting any timelines regarding Rodgers' situation.

As the Steelers gear up for the draft, fans can expect them to remain focused on their own strategy, undeterred by external distractions. This year, it's all about building a solid foundation and preparing for what lies ahead.