The quarter of the Pittsburgh Steelers renown temple, Terry Bradshaw, does not approve of his former team to land Aaron Rodgers, the largest free QB QB agent.
Rodgers and the Steelers have discussed an agreement since the end of last season, but it remains on the market.
“It’s a joke. It’s a joke for me,” said Bradshaw in a radio interview on 103.7 The Buzz in Little Rock, Ark. “What are you going to do? Bring (rodgers) for a year, are you kidding?
The current current quarter of the steelers consists of Mason Rudolph (9-8-1 as a start-up of the NFL), the choice of the recruit recovery of sixth round Will Howard and Skylar Thompson (1-2 as a starter; 138 attempts to pass in career).
Last year, Pittsburgh used Russell Wilson (6-5 as a starter) and Justin Fields (4-2), who are now with New York Giants and New York Jets, respectively.
The first QB of the Steelers in 2022 and 2023 was Kenny Pickett, who produced 7-5 records as a starter in each of these seasons. Pittsburgh exchanged him at the Eagles of Philadelphia in March 2024.
“I liked Kenny Pickett,” said Bradshaw. “I loved him at (the University of Pittsburgh). I know him, I know what he looks like. When they brought him (the Steelers), they did not protected him, they did not get an offensive line. They wanted to manage football, but they had no offensive line that could protect and they had no weapons.
“Then they throw a child there for two years, and you have an offense that is not suitable and does not work, and they cannot run because their offensive line is not even good enough for a race blocking team. Now they say that Kenny Pickett is a failure. It was not a failure, the steelers were a failure.”
Rodgers, 41, was a quadruple NFL player most useful during his 18 -season race with Green Bay, and he led packers for the Super Bowl after the 2010 season. He moved to the jets in 2023 and underwent an Achilles injury at the end of the season at the start of the opening. Rodgers returned to go 5-12 as a starter for jets last year.
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