It's the end of an era in San Antonio as head coach Gregg Popovich steps down from the role after 29 seasons leading the Spurs. While this is a seismic development in the NBA, it also has ramifications that bleed into the NFL as well.

With San Antonio Spurs head coach Gregg Popovich stepping down, Pittsburgh Steelers head coach Mike Tomlin becomes the longest-tenured head coach in North American sports.

The Aaron Rodgers waiting game appears to have an end in sight. But, if you asked Pro Football Talk's Mike Florio, the four-time MVP should delay the signing even longer — to help the Steelers receive the best 2025 schedule possible.

The Pittsburgh depth chart is currently led by Mason Rudolph following the free agency departures of Russell Wilson and Justin Fields and the indecision of free agent Aaron Rodgers. The team added to its quarterback depth chart last week, however, by drafting former Ohio State signal-caller Will Howard in the sixth round.

With no clear starter in place, Pittsburgh may target a young quarterback with upside as insurance—and a potential future solution.

Hoge said the issue with Manziel was that his skill set simply wouldn't work in the NFL, which is essentially his same issue with Sanders. "His skill set does not transition to the National Football League and it's a big, big risk (to take him)," Hoge said of Manziel.

Pittsburgh drafted Derrick Harmon in the first round and after releasing Larry Ogunjobi, he's penciled in as the starter in his place. The Steelers have four edge defenders to rotate in with Nick Herbig and Jake Sawyer but Watt and Highsmith are the guys on this defense.