The Pittsburgh Steelers finalized their 53-man roster with four quarterbacks, marking Mike McCarthy's first official roster decisions as head coach. According to Yahoo Sports, the four include Aaron Rodgers, Mason Rudolph, Drew Allar, and Will Howard.

The Steelers made several notable moves while reaching the roster limit. The team activated cornerback Joey Porter Jr. from the physically unable to perform list after he spent all of training camp and the preseason sidelined, per Pro Football Talk. The Steelers also traded offensive tackle Broderick Jones and running back Kaleb Johnson, per Yahoo Sports. Separately, safety DeShon Elliott was placed on injured reserve.

The decision to carry four quarterbacks differs from typical NFL practice, where most teams keep two or three on their 53-man rosters. The Vikings also kept four quarterbacks on their roster this year, per Pro Football Talk.