So weeks and weeks we heard about Aaron Rogers potentially signing with the Pittsburgh Steelers.

All the hot take TV shows spent segments and segments talking about Aaron Rogers.

Whether he actually was going to return or would he just walk away from the sport?

Should he have come to OTAs?

Should he have signed months ago to get with his new team?

He opted not to, but now he's landing in the destination that everybody said he was going to land in.

He will be a Pittsburgh Steeler.

I think it's, I actually think it'seler. I think it's...

I actually think it's awesome.

I think he's fun to watch.

I know people are annoyed by his personality.

I get annoyed by some of it, too, to be honest.

But he's an elite quarterback.

It's not what he was.

I don't think he's even particularly close to what he was, say, in 2020,

when he went 48 and 5 for 4,300 yards.

That's an absurd year.

That's an absurd year, an outlier.

But, you know, in 2024, he was better than he wasn't his last full season.

In 2022, in 2022 with the Packers, he threw for 3,600 yards, 26 and 12.

Last year, after the year off, he threw for 3,600 yards, 26 and 12. Last year, after the year off, he threw for 3,800 yards, 28 touchdowns, and 11 interceptions.

You had more touchdowns, fewer interceptions, more yards, same quarterback rating.

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