"Pittsburgh already added two veteran corners to its roster during the offseason in Darius Slay and Brandin Echols, but at this stage in his career, Alexander is better than both. The Steelers could consider signing him and having him split playing time with the 34-year-old Slay to keep both healthy long-term."

Rodgers, 41, has inked a one-year deal with the Pittsburgh Steelers, less than three months after being let go by the Jets.

The Steelers may have waited around for Aaron Rodgers to finally sign a contract, but that doesn’t mean he was their No. 1 choice.