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Aaron Rogers isn't coming to Pittsburgh.

If you pressed play on this particular episode, hoping for hope in that regard, you've definitely come to the wrong place.

But I still believe there's something that can be learned from all of this discussion and

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Most of the Rogers reporting hasn't been reporting at all.

Now, I'll start with that.

It's been a lot of clickbait factory, s.i.com. And for anybody who doesn't know, Sports Illustrated stopped being Sports Illustrated forever ago.

They just basically turned that over to people who are trying to break into the business

and getting paid by the number of page views they get.

And to date, there's really only been one media outlet that's connected the Steelers to Rogers,

and even that's not really an outlet.

It's pro football talk that belongs to Mike Florio, of course.

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