US EditionAaron Rodgers' Steelers deal draws 'worst-case scenario' reaction, comments from around NFL, former players
- Aaron Rodgers signed a one-year contract with the Pittsburgh Steelers announced on Thursday, June 5, 2025, as their new starting quarterback.
- Rodgers endured an injury-marred 2023 season with the Jets and has not reached the playoffs since 2021, leading to debate about his current impact.
- Rodgers, a four-time NFL MVP and Super Bowl MVP in 2010, joins a Steelers team that has not won a playoff game since 2017 and has rotated through multiple starting quarterbacks since 2021.
- ESPN analyst Ryan Clark called this move the 'worst-case scenario' for Steelers fans, warning it keeps the team in mediocrity and likely fighting for a wild-card spot rather than a championship.
- While Rodgers improves quarterback depth, critics expect the Steelers will again seek a franchise quarterback after 2025 and may not contend strongly despite the signing.
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Former Steelers Star Not Happy About Aaron Rodgers Signing
Aaron Rodgers Insane Dating Roster (1:12) Whether you love it or loathe it, Aaron Rodgers is the newest member of the Pittsburgh Steelers. One ex-Steeler absolutely loathes it. If you've followed sports media long enough, you can probably guess which one.Appearing on SportsCenter, ESPN analyst Ryan Clark called the signing "the worst case scenario" for Steelers fans. He believes that Rodgers will have the Steelers vying for a Wild Card spot but …
Former Steeler Ryan Clark Blasts Team for Signing Aaron Rodgers
Former Pittsburgh Steelers safety Ryan Clark is not a fan of the team signing quarterback Aaron Rodgers, and he’s letting everyone know it. Clark, 45, is now an ESPN football analyst and he appeared on SportsCenter on Thursday, June 5, to lay into his team for pinning its hopes on the 41-year-old QB. “This is the worst-case scenario for Pittsburgh Steelers fans,” he said. “It continues to keep you mired in mediocrity.” He explained that the Stee…
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