In a bold move, the Pittsburgh Steelers swiftly secured quarterback Mason Rudolph during free agency, and he's thrilled to return to what he calls a "special place" after a season with the Titans.

However, the Steelers' offseason buzz has been largely dominated by discussions of Aaron Rodgers possibly joining the team. When addressing reporters during the first day of OTAs, Rudolph acknowledged that the speculation surrounding Rodgers has been hard to ignore.

Rudolph, a seasoned player, stated he has learned to tune out the distractions that come with being in the NFL. "This is nothing new for me. There's always been constant noise," he remarked on the team’s website, adding that he's focused solely on improving his game and contributing to the team this spring.

As the Steelers await Rodgers’ decision about his future in 2025, the timeline remains uncertain. Until clarity is provided, Rudolph stands poised as the starting quarterback on Pittsburgh's roster, ready to seize the opportunity and prove his worth.