Bringing back beloved backup QB Mason Rudolph was a prudent move by the Pittsburgh Steelers, but it definitely shouldn’t be their only move. After securing the best one-two punch at wide receiver that the team has had in years, it would be a shame to hand that over to a player entering his eighth NFL season with just 18 starts.
Yet all the recent reporting surrounding the Aaron Rodgers situation seems to indicate the Steelers are willing to move in another direction if Rodgers doesn’t want to come to Pittsburgh, and Rudolph appears to be their top choice.