Forty-one-year-old free-agent quarterback Aaron Rodgers met with Steelers brass at their facility, coach Mike Tomlin confirmed Monday at the NFL’s annual meeting. Tomlin characterized the get-together as a get-to-you-know-you.

The Pittsburgh Steelers' quarterback position is a work in progress, and coach Mike Tomlin said that signing Aaron Rodgers, the most prominent free agent in a thin market, is only one possible option.

At this stage of the NFL offseason, the last major domino to fall in the quarterback market is Aaron Rodgers, with most folks believing he will eventually land with the Pittsburgh Steelers. However, head coach Mike Tomlin's latest comments on the team's pursuit of the legendary passer don't exactly make it sound like a sure thing.

Steelers head coach Mike Tomlin told reporters today that he has no definitive update nor timeline on Aaron Rodgers and any decision to sign with Pittsburgh. Tomlin said the Steelers still are evaluating potential quarterback acquisitions and are doing their due diligence.

Mike Tomlin is staying in touch with Aaron Rodgers and is comfortable with Mason Rudolph as the starting quarterback for the Pittsburgh Steelers. “That’s why we brought him back,” Tomlin said Monday at the league's annual meetings.

The Pittsburgh Steelers' news cycle has had a steady Aaron Rodgers theme to it. Over the last few weeks, Rodgers has been connected to the team on many different occasions. At this point in time, it seems likely that Rodgers will sign with the Steelers if he chooses to continue playing.