Aaron Rogers showed up at Steelers OTAs and got right to work.

We'll talk about how he can help the offense hit the ground running.

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Let's get into it.

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Hello and welcome to the Locked-on Steelers podcast.

I'm your host, Chris Carter, being you, you, David, those of all things from the Pittsburgh Steelers. We got a lot to get into today. But first, what I remind you today's episode is brought to you by Game Time, down with the Game Time app, great in account. You go locked on $20 off your first purchase more on them later. We got a lot to go over. Jerry Renar running with the ones. What does that mean for his trajectory and the projections of what's going to half of the office? Troy Falton, we got him on camera talking about flipping to left tackle and what he wants to play in the Steelers offense.

But the big topic is, of course, can the offense hit the ground running and how much will it help that Aaron Rogers not only showed up on Monday, but showed up, signed a contract, and then got right to work

in full helmet and regalia and working through the practice and running the ones.

We got a lot to talk about that.

Exactly.

A little celebration.

Little, hit the little jumping celebration.

He was hitting.

Mario one-up kind of thing.

Exactly.

And to do that here in the Lockdown Steelers podcast,

we got my man,

Alan Sunder from Steelersnow.com to talk about it.

Alan, I got to admit,

I was not shocked by Air Rogers signing up or showing up.

I thought that that was going to happen sooner or later. I didn't know exactly when it was going to happen. But I thought, we said on the show, hey, it's going to happen. It's most likely eventuality. But I was, I was shocked to see him when I was looking around. I was like, I saw Broder Jones dressed out. I was like, okay, that's interesting. And then I turned and I saw number eight with a helmet on and then leading the offense.

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