Hey guys. Good afternoon. I'm Dan Kovachovich of D.K. Pittsburgh Sports. This is double shot of Steelers.

And it's a special episode starring in his own way, Aaron Rogers, because he met with all the reporter types over on the south side.

And he could have stirred up a lot just with a word here or there, an inflection here or there.

He could have gotten our nation's largest market.

The 13 million people that are in the New York region, he could have gotten them,

and he would have had all kinds of attention coming his way.

He would have had people buzzing from here

to Sunday and then back. And instead, when he was asked about the returned facing his old team and well there well here it is here's the whole thing

more than you opening up against another regular season it's week one that's it's week one

that's it that's it. That's it.

That's the theme.

This is kind of what I've been talking about in a way as it relates to the, how shall we put this?

The steelerization of Aaron Rogers, because this is what the head coach forecast yesterday, correctly, Rogers

would say.

That's not to suggest that Tomlin predicted the future.

That's to suggest that he and Tomlin are on the same page, that he and the Steelers are

on the same page. The Steel and the Steelers are on the same page.

The Steelers aren't the team that's going to go and create a whole lot of drama.

If there's anything to be dramatic about the Steelers, it'll be something that's based in reality.

It's not going to be whatever.

Now, I say this within the context of the Cam Hayward thing, and I pin this

entirely on his agent and blah, blah, set it aside. Hear me out because what Roger says matters

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