The Pittsburgh Steelers , despite being perennial playoff contenders, have appeared content toiling in mediocrity over recent years. Instead of pushing all their chips into the middle of the table or taking any huge risks, the Steelers are comfortable taking the safest route available to them, which has been a point of contention amongst the franchise's fan base. ESPN's Dan Graziano raised that exact point when answering the question of why Pittsburgh hasn't tried harder to make an upgrade at quarterback, especially given its ongoing wait for Aaron Rodgers to make his decision for the 2026 season. "No team seems to enjoy its status quo as much as the Steelers do," Graziano wrote . "Frankly, you can see why. They haven't had a losing season since 2003. They've made the playoffs 17 times this century. No team has won more Super Bowls than the Steelers. They're consistent contenders, year in and year out -- there is almost never a game in which they don't have something to play for.…