One of the mostintrigated free agents that is still on the NFL market is a striker Aaron RodgersWho is expected to officially announce New York Jets when a new league year begins on Wednesday at 4 pm.
Rodgers managed to talk to other teams about finding a new home after a failed two -year term in New York, and two teams that came out as alleged leaders are Pittsburgh Steelers and New York Giants.
Steellers are more winners than Giants. Pittsburgh was a play-off last season, while New York had 3-14. Pittsburgh also made a huge move, bringing a broad receiver DK Metcalf at the Blockbuster store with Seattle Seahawks.
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New York Jets striker Aaron Rodgers, #8, responds after the Touchdown passage during the NFL football game against Miami Dolphins on Sunday, January 5, 2025. In East Rutherford, New Jersey. (AP Photo/Adam Hunger, file)
The Steelers would give Rodgers a good list to do the job every week. However, one team legend does not believe it would be a match made in the football sky.
ESPN analyst Ryan Clark, who played eight of his 13 NFL season With Steelers while they beat Super Bowl with the franchise, he used the famous Disney movie “The Lion King” to explain why he feels that Rodgers and Steelers can lead to the “garbage season”.
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“Let’s say you put a scar on that – you know, a scar from” Mufasa “and” The King of Lions “right?” Clark told his colleagues to “get up”. “Here: Mufas is trying to be Scar’s brother. Do you know what Scar name was before the scars? That was like that. Do you know what such thought? Garbage, lost. This can happen if you bring Aaron Rodgers there. You could have a lost season, you could have a dress season.
Clark supported his opinion that Rodgers joined his former team, saying that it had nothing to do with the four-time MVP striker with Chief Coach Mike Tomlin. Instead, he believes that working with the offensive coordinator Arthur Smith, who joined Pittsburgh, could be a challenge in this role.
New York Jets striker Aaron Rodgers, #8, warms up before the NFL football game against Buffalo Bills East Rutherford, New Jersey, on Monday, October 14, 2024. (AP Photo/Pamela Smith)
“You could have a locker room that has to adapt not only to Aaron Rodgers, but Arthur Smith and Aaron Rodgers, trying to figure out who will win the battle of what they want the insult to be,” Clark explained. “They know what Arthur Smith wants: he wants to run football, wants to get a play to play. That’s not the way Aaron Rodgers likes to play football.
“So, it’s not about Mike Tomin’s personality how to mix anyone, because he can train anyone, to do anyone, he can motivate anyone. But if he works with X and Oh, and when he does not work, and Omar Khan, Pittsburgh CEO of Pittsburgh Steelers, says it’s okay, and we don’t have to.
Clark was more animated at the time when he discussed Rodgers’ figures, as well as his best receivers if he went to Pittsburgh, calling them all the “fall out of the way out”.
“Yes, it looks great. Looks great what you got DK Metcalf And George Pickens outside, but you got two outings, “Clark said.” You will have two outputs on a wide receiver and then add a quiet collision to the attacker? Hell no. It’s not something I feel in my soul like someone who loves black and gold, I don’t get everything warm and think about it. “
New York Jets striker Aaron Rodgers, #8, walks on the field during the second half of the NFL football game against the Buffalo Bills Bills East Rutherford, New Jersey, on Monday, October 14, 2024. (AP Photo/Adam Hunger)
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If Rodgers does not go towards Steelers, Russell Wilson, who was the starter of the team last season, is also a free agent and could return to Pittsburgh.
Rodgers’s 20th NFL season was not what he was planning, passing 5-12 as the starter Jets with 3,897 passing meters with 28 Touchdown and 11 intercepts.
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