Straight forward is seeing those reports and coming to the default conclusion that isn't in any shape or form saying "we don't want you" lol
Does that 100% include the Arod that blew close games with absolutely awful interceptions and QB play? Do we blame the coaching staff for those moments? We could see Arod blaming the WRs but we all know whose fault the bad throws were. I could see him doing well, but there certainly is no way I could stamp the 100% marker down on that scenario with any conviction.
No kidding, Completely agree. Tomlin “didn’t want him” rhetoric flies in the face of the Steelers making him an offer equivalent to the one Jets made to keep him in Steel town. Enough nonsense. The only fact is Tomlin completely screwed that whole situation up. The rest is utter BS.
The reports this morning that the Steelers would be comfortable going into the year with Mason Rudolpf as it's starting QB is one of the most obvious desperation bluffs ever lol I ultimately like the Rodgers fit in Pitt better then I ever liked it here, but just barely at this point. Especially in the event he'd likely be coming in there with a bit too much ass kissing and hand shake agreements going on behind the scenes to get him in the door.
I do believe some of the players are already in a mood and are clearly stating “shit or get off the pot” I don’t think he will be received with the same awe and the organization eager to change everything around him like the Jets did.
Minnesota is not an option for Rodgers, they are not. Interested. So what is he waiting for to sign with there Steelers?
it’s Aaron Rodgers. “Reeeeeelaaaxxxxx bro” he’s got to align his team decision with media cycles to get himself the most attention possible. If he signed now he’d be just another player signing in free agency. he can’t be just another player! my guess is a week before training camp or something HE announces his return and which team HE chose and the TV will be all Rodgers all day long
Whichever team gets him. Welcome to AR world. If there was ever a high risk year in Tomlin long tenure this is it. It’s boom or bust. The two WRs better get the routes perfect if they want the ball.
