Okay, so it happened.

Just tell me you're not, you know, tune it in to go, you know, running some sort of lap or whatever around the process.

I think almost everybody, myself included, had accepted this as a foregone conclusion for some time now.

It was just a matter of when and how much, you know, damage theoretically would get done by him putting it off and putting it off and putting it off.

If you haven't heard, Aaron Rogers has made known his intention to sign with the Steelers next week in advance of the mandatory mini camp.

The mini camp begins Tuesday.

The contract that he is expected to sign will be for one year.

That is all of the actual hard information that's available,

meaning there's not, you know, money terms or anything else like that at the moment.

And there it is. He instantly, there's no debate. He instantly becomes number one,

because you don't bring somebody like that in and say, hey, go ahead and duke it out with

Mason Rudolph or Will Howard or

whatever. He's just, he's number one. Mason's number two. And Will Howard, as I've been telling

you all along, was expected to be and is going to be the three. They want him to have a year

whenever he is, you know, he's learning. He's, he's getting smarter and better and everything

else. And I'm, I'm here to take your questions, comments, criticisms, and whatever else.

Chris Halleck will be joining us a little bit later than usual today because he was heading home

from Steelers minicamp. Then this happened.

He got word of it from a source. He pulls off to the side of the road and make sure that he

gets the story on top of our app and website, the D.K. Pittsburgh Sports app and website, which

really at this point,

you'd better be checking out. And so it's going to take him a little bit longer to get home.

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