cooking today, so let's just keep moving. No foreplay right to business. He's Jonathan Zaslow.

I'm Joe Fortinball. This is Joe and Q on ESPN radio presented by progressive insurance.

We go to Pittsburgh, where we find D.K. Pittsburgh sports founder, Dan Kavachievich, kind

enough to join us now to talk about everything going on with the Steelers and their new acquisition

at quarterback in Aaron Rogers. Dan, we appreciate the time. Thank you so much. Let's start

right here. We were talking about this earlier today. Rogers had a bit of a falling out with the

coaching staff in Green Bay on his way out the door. Obviously, he kind of went toe to toe with Robert Sala

during his time with the Jets. Do we have good reason to believe that it's going to be different

this time around with head coach Mike Tomlin? Oh, yeah. You have one very good reason, guys. First

of all, Tomlin is not those guys. And I think you know that. This is one really strong-willed gentleman, to say the least.

You could call him stubborn.

You can call him a lot worse than that if you want to.

But he's not somebody who loses the who's got the higher chin battle in any given equation that he's in.

The other reason is something that I don't think a lot of people have considered.

I've covered the Steelers for more than 20 years,

and I can tell you that this head coach does not really work much with quarterbacks.

It's not his thing.

The reason he was so happy with Ben Rathesberger here was that Ben just took care of everything,

including the position as a whole.

Tomlin wants to spend his time, his valuable time with his precious defense. He's always been a

defensive-minded coach. He'll always be that. And bringing in someone like Rogers,

listen, he did the same thing last year with Russell Wilson. He just wants to have

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