I'd imagine it isn't too much to ask of a football team strategizing its way into multiple surprises on a given Sunday.

Good morning to you. Good.

Thursday morning. I'm Dan Kovachievich of D.K. Pittsburgh Sports.

This is Daily Shot of Steelers. It comes your way bright and early every weekday.

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that I hope you'll check out as well. Steelers versus Packers

is a Sunday night game at Accrochure Stadium. It's an 8.20 p.m. kickoff, and there will be some

very easily predicted elements to it, chiefly, that, you know, Aaron Rogers is going against the team, for which he

played for a hundred years. He'll be doing so for the first time, and to hear him tell it,

yesterday on the south side, it's really not going to register as much of a subplot to him.

As evidence, this was his response when asked to compare this situation to the one

where Brett Farv was playing for the Vikings and came back to face the Packers in 2009,

and everyone had billed that as one of those revenge games. Well, Brett got traded and then he went to

one of the hated rivals.

You know, I was in New Jersey for a couple of years.

I don't have any animosity toward the organization.

Obviously, I wish to, you know, things have been better in our last year there, but, you know,

I have a great relationship with a lot of people still in that organization.

And this is not a revenge game for me.

I'm just excited to see some of those guys and be on Sunday night football again.

Not going to lie.

I love that clip mostly because he refers to playing in New Jersey for that alleged New York NFL team.

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