Schefter then gave an update on Cousins' situation. The veteran quarterback is set to earn $27.5 million this season, which is arguably the biggest reason he's still in Atlanta. According to Schefter, the Steelers are the team to watch in regard to Cousins.

That's exactly what Jeremy Fowler of ESPN is proposing... This destination always made the most sense for Cousins, who has a long history with Browns coach Kevin Stefanski from their time together in Minnesota.

Now that the Pittsburgh Steelers have finally agreed to terms with Aaron Rodgers, they are no longer in the market for Falcons quarterback Kirk Cousins. This leaves Atlanta without a clear trade partner as we get closer to the start of the 2025 NFL season.