Throughout the NFL offseason, the Pittsburgh steelers and the quarter-rear of the free agent Aaron Rodgers have often been linked. Almost every day, it seems that a new story comes out of both parties.
While the season continued to get closer, rumors began to resume. A kind of move should be done in the near future.
Rodgers will soon have to join the team to develop chemistry before the start of the season. The last thing that he or the steelers want is to have a slow start derail their year. However, we don't know when Rodgers signs.
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In this spirit, a former director general of the NFL has spoken out with words of caution for Pittsburgh de Rodgers.
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RAN CARTHON, who was the director general of the Titans of Tennessee, revealed his reflections on the issue. It is certainly the food for reflection with regard to the steelers and their objectives of 2025.
“Maybe Aron Rodgers is a little further with this Pittsburgh decision, a node-nod-wink-wink agreement, and even what is the offense”, ” Carthon said. “We do not know that. However, I think that says a lot about the rest of the team. For a guy on which you are going to count as a quarterrier, he is not on the ground with you at the moment when it is the period of the year when you start to build the link.”
During his two -year -old passage with New York Jets, Rodgers never had the chance to really develop the chemistry and the consistency he needed. The team never looked together and everyone just seemed just a bit between them.
If Pittsburgh and Rodgers really want to compete for a championship, everything will have to be done well
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Not only should chemistry and timing be correct, but Rodgers will have to be respected by his teammates. If he continues to continue to sign with the Steelers, the other players can have the idea that he is not all in and fully sold by playing with them. It would not be an ideal scenario.
Last season with jets, Rodgers completed 63% of its passes for 3,897 yards, 28 affected and 11 interceptions. Even at 41 years old, it would be more than capable of being a quarter who could lead Pittsburgh during a race in the playoffs.
Only time will tell us, but the pressure rises on Rodgers to make a final decision. Steelers can offer him an excellent situation and a chance to win a super bowl if everything goes as planned. Now he just needs to buy and sign an agreement.
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