Though they've had zero talks with other NFL teams, Jason La Canfora of the NFL Network reports that after internal discussions, the Pittsburgh Steelers are open to trading quarterback Ben Roethlisberger.

"The Rooneys are livid," La Canfora's source said.

Steelers President Art Rooney II is expected to address the media at a 2:30pm ET press conference to discuss the Roethlisberger situation.

Rooney issued the following statement through the team on April 12.

"The investigation process in Georgia has been deliberate and the District Attorney’s decision regarding Ben Roethlisberger speaks for itself.

During the past few weeks I have met with Ben on a number of occasions, not only to discuss this incident, but also to discuss his commitment to making sure something like this never happens again. The Pittsburgh Steelers take the conduct of players and staff very seriously. Ben will now have to work hard to earn back the respect and trust of Steelers fans, and to live up to the leadership responsibilities we all expect of him.

In the coming days Ben will meet with Commissioner Goodell to discuss his resolve to abide by the league’s personal conduct standards. After consultation with the Commissioner, our organization will determine the next steps in this process."