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I'm Dan Kovachovich of DK.

Pittsburgh Sports.

This is double shot of Steelers.

And confirming further, Aaron Rogers really did sign with the Steelers.

This actually happened was last night that the contract was completed pending a physical.

And once that's, it's, it's, he signed.

He's signed.

He's, uh, he's going to be the Steelers quarterback. There are fewer questions today than there were a couple days ago. And at the same time, there are still questions. There's still, you know, a lot to figure out. There's a lot of work ahead.

And one of the reasons speaking retroactively here that I had been on my, I don't know if you want to

call it a terror, a rant or whatever, but for a couple of months now about OTAs and being in there,

is that it does make a difference for somebody who's new.

It does.

And it makes doubly a difference for somebody who's at the quarterback position.

What happens now is that you bring in Rogers and you have him be out there with the rest of the team Tuesday for the start of mandatory minicamp.

That's three whole days.

And it's some organized walkthroughs.

It's some actual plays that are utilized. There's nothing remotely

physical or anything like that about it. And then from there, you're gone for five weeks.

If Rogers wanted to hang around the facility, and I'm being very hypothetical here,

and absorb all that he could over the following five weeks, he couldn't.

Unless he wanted to talk to, like, I don't know, some of the pit players in the building next door, because they go.

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