NFL offseason isn't over, but it's already produced a plethora of big-name storylines: Aaron Rodgers trying to save the Pittsburgh Steelers, George Pickens landing with the Dallas Cowboys, a bunch of high-profile pass rushers seeking new contracts during minicamp,

The Los Angeles Rams were saved from an offseason dilemma when quarterback Matthew Stafford quickly agreed to a restructured contract to remain with the team, but it sounds like they had a backup plan in mind if he chose not to return.

The Steelers reportedly wanted Matthew Stafford over Aaron Rodgers. So, too, did the Rams. The Rams ended up keeping Stafford, and when the Steelers didn't get Stafford or Justin Fields, they signed Rodgers.