The Pittsburgh Steelers’ pursuit of QB Aaron Rodgers has been, let’s say, polarizing. On one end, people question whether Rodgers still has the talent that justifies itself on the field. On the other, some question whether he fits their culture. Then you have the angle of commitment, the fact that he still hasn’t offered a decision potentially telling.
The whole thing has even some luminary alumni questioning their former team, such as Tony Dungy. “I’m not sure what his holdup is. I’m not sure what the Steelers are doing, either”, he said on Football Night in America about their pursuit of Aaron Rodgers.