When you sign a player like Aaron Rodgers, you have to be comfortable ceding at least some control of the offense to him. A four-time league MVP brings too much experience to not give him some autonomy within the offense. But given his recent track record of being absent during the team-building process, could that cause some issues?
A panel of Steelers reporters discussed the level of control that the Steelers should give Rodgers.
“He has to have 100 percent autonomy, right? You don’t bring in Aaron Rodgers and expect him to change. At least I wouldn’t,” 93.