Quarterback Aaron Rodgers made his Steelers debut on Tuesday, during the first day of the team's mandatory minicamp. After practice, he met with Pittsburgh reporters for the first time. The first question posted by the team on social media was this: Why was Pittsburgh the right fit for him?

Rodgers will earn a $13.65 million base salary with an incentive package of $5.85 million based on how deep the Steelers go into the playoffs and an additional $1.5 million if he wins MVP.

In some cases, clubs should be concerned about players' injury history, though a few of the top available up-and-coming players have shown flashes of potential but not enough consistency.