With every day that passes on the Aaron Rogers watch, if you want to call it that,

the one thing that should become clearer to everyone is that management is not about to

stop looking for an older guy, no matter what.

Rogers decides, good morning to you. Good. Wednesday morning, I'm Dan Kovachovich of D.K. Pittsburgh

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

If you're into hockey and or baseball, I also offer daily shots of penguins and pirates in the same place that you found

this. I hope you'll check those out as well. Chris Halleck, our Steelers Beatwriter at D.K. Pittsburgh

Sports did a terrific analysis that took him a few days published yesterday on our site,

breaking down the season that Mason Rudolph had in Nashville for the Titans.

I'm not going to be the guy that gives away his written work, certainly not when it's for

our company. So make sure you go and read it. It's good stuff. But I will point out a couple of

things that I found of particular interest. One of them is something that I've mentioned to you a few times,

that he's had the nine touchdowns and nine interceptions thing come up in a lot of conversations,

and it should, because that just looks awful.

In going through every one of Mason's dropbacks,

I mean every single Mason dropback all season.

And in particular those interceptions, two of them were tipped upward by his own receivers and had no business being tipped upward.

And the third was on one of those desperate heaves as the clock is expiring.

So nine and six is still not great. And some of the six in and of themselves were not

great. He'd get fixed on a target, do it a little too long, have somebody jump the route.

Also of note in this piece was that the Titans overall, this isn't even an opinion, were just terrible offensively, everything about

them. That's going to affect quarterback play or quarterback play will just be part of it,

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