The Pittsburgh Steelers selected Ohio State Buckeyes quarterback Will Howard with the 185th pick in the 2025 NFL draft. Although he had a successful college football career, culminating in a national championship earlier this year, there was still a belief that Howard was a few seasons away from playing meaningful football in the professional circuit.Fast forward through the offseason, and the Steelers signed veteran free agent Aaron Rodgers, who happens to be one of the most accomplished players in NFL history.Rodgers is the sure-shot starter for the Steelers, but he made it clear on Tuesday that he wants to mentor Howard along his NFL journey this season."I pulled him aside during one of the days, and I said, 'Listen, I want to help you as much as possible, but I'm not going to overstep my bounds if you want assistance, I'm here, buddy," Rodgers said on the 'Pat McAfee Show.' "I want to help you from the playbook on my own mistakes and things that I needed to learn from. That's where everything is going to come from. And if I can help you become a better player this year, that would be an incredible achievement for me'."Rodgers thinks he can help Howard adjust to the differences between college football and the professional level."I think there's definitely some things I can help him with, and some things that are different at the pro level. And I'd love to help Will," Rodgers said.Does Aaron Rodgers have a history of strong QB mentorship?Although some QBs highlight how they want to be good role models and help the younger players on their team develop, this does not always end up happening.However, history has shown that Rodgers does tend to make a positive impact on the players around him. In Green Bay, despite not agreeing with the organization's decision to select Jordan Love in the first round, Rodgers was a great role model and helped Love develop into a great starting QB.Since Rodgers left Green Bay, Love has emerged as one of the most exciting QBs in the NFL.Rodgers will hope to make a similar impact on Howard as well.