The Green Bay Packers have become a focus of conversation as a result of their decision to trade up in the first round of the 2020 NFL Draft to select former Utah State quarterback Jordan Love. Where does that leave Aaron Rodgers in their long-term plans?

The decision from the Packers caught the attention of many since it naturally raised speculation regarding Rodgers’ future with the team. It doesn’t make sense to sacrifice that much to draft a quarterback if there isn’t an intention to get him on the field in the relative near future.

The upcoming season would be an ideal opportunity for Love to learn behind Rodgers and re-evaluate if he’s ready to take on the starting quarterback role. The more likely scenario is that this occurs through the 2021 season, too.

It’s quickly becoming a theme that former franchise-quarterbacks play long enough to where they don’t stay on just one team for the entirety of their careers. Additionally, will Rodgers even want to stay knowing he may be grooming his replacement?

There should be no shortage of interested suitors when it comes time for the Packers to decide between keeping Rodgers and giving Love the full-time starting job. One of the teams that stands out as a logical landing spot in the future includes the Pittsburgh Steelers.

With that being said, here are four reasons the Steelers could make sense for an Aaron Rodgers trade in the future.