The latest forecast around Pittsburgh is murky to say the least. That’s according to NFL insider Josina Anderson, who reported Thursday the vibe around the Steelers “feels a little weird” as quarterback Aaron Rodgers has yet to make a decision about his playing future even after visiting the facility on March 21.

As the team pursues for the four-time MVP, a former Jets teammate, linebacker Jamien Sherwood, revealed what Rodgers meant to the Jets locker room, and how he set the standard for them every week.

If this happens, here are five Steelers veterans who could be cut to make room. The Steelers just signed Warren, but cutting him would open up $5.346 million in cap space. The addition of Juan Thornhill could make Elliott expendable and free up $3 million in cap space.