Anyone who's been listening to the program for any length of time really

would be a little bit too familiar with how skeptical I was of Aaron Rogers joining this football team at this time.

I had reasons for that.

There were three that I would bring up consistently.

I'm going to bring those all up again today, but with additional context.

Good morning to you.

Good.

Monday morning, I'm Dan Kovachovich of D.K. Pittsburgh Sports, and this is Daily Shot of Steelers. It comes your you. Good. Monday morning, I'm Dan Kvachievich of D.K. Pittsburgh Sports, and 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've found

this. I love alliteration. I've always loved it as a writer.

So I'm going to give you these three reasons for concern that I had all summer long about Rogers in the all literative.

That would be priority, personality, and of course, performance.

Number one, would, or why would the Steelers or yet another

season in the NFL be a priority for someone who's won everything including a Super Bowl early in

his career in Green Bay including four MVP's in the National Football League,

including all else that he's achieved beyond football.

Dude hosted Jeopardy!

Why would coming here at the presumed tail end of all of that be important to him? But you can't get into a guy's head, but what you

can do is listen to what he has to say. Try to sense the seriousness of it through the intonation,

through the mannerisms. And the more I've been around Rogers at this training camp in La Trobe, the more I see in this

specific capacity that I really like, I want to see someone who's invested and not just in how

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