Air Roger says this will be his last NFL season, but he's getting to do it in the West Coast offense that he's most comfortable.

And that's a good sign for the Steelers.

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We're going to talk a bit more about the offensive line

because we finally, for the first time since his injury, got a chance to talk to Broderick Jones. I want to get you feedback on what he said and also about the offensive line chemistry. but the hot topic that we have to address is Aaron Rogers, who spoke for the first time since re-signing with the Steelers for a second season with them just yesterday on Wednesday at the team facility.

And the big news, he said this is his last season in the NFL.

But he also said a lot of other things.

And while that was the major headline that sent shockwaves across the NFL,

there's definitely a lot more to dive into here. And it came back to what I was asking about him,

about how he felt about playing Mike McCarthy's offense again, and particularly in an offense that drove things through the quarterback and in the West Coast system that they're going

to be featuring. Now, we've talked a lot about over the past recent weeks of talking about how,

hey, the Steelers are going to be putting more emphasis on their receivers,

letting their receivers be playmakers, a lot more 11 personnel formations with three wide

receiver sets where you're seeing John Bernard, D.K. Metcalf, Michael Pittman.

And we'll also say Roman Wilson looks like he's in that mix as well a bit more as OTAs continue.

So they might even have the third round guy from two, three years ago that they drafted being

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