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Welcome to the Terrible Take, any podcast telling Steelers Nation what's on our mind.

I'm Josh Carney.

Aaron Rogers has officially been a member of the Pittsburgh Steelers for less than a week,

and already, a pair of key defensive pieces for the Cleveland Browns are poking the bear with trash talk.

Tuesday started with cornerback Greg Newsom, stating on Good Morning Football that he believes he'll pick off Rogers at least twice in 2025, once in Cleveland and once in Pittsburgh.

Keep in mind, Newsom doesn't have an interception in his career against the Steelers and has just

three interceptions in four years in the NFL. Bold talk from a guy that can't get his hands on the

football much. Things escalated later in the day two with defensive end Miles Garrett stated that

he's looking forward to putting Rogers in the graveyard, which refers to his yearly Halloween decoration that features quarterbacks he sacked.

While he has yet to sack Rogers in his career and will get two cracks at him this season, presuming health for all parties, it was a comment that wasn't necessary.

Yet very clearly was an attempted troll job by Garrett based on his little smirk at the end.

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