Rodgers is coming back

Howard told Brian Batko of the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette this week that Rodgers has been everything he'd hoped for in an NFL guru.

"He's been so awesome to me so far," said Howard, via CBS Sports. "Obviously, we've only gotten to be together for about three days, but I got a really good feeling about him, about this whole QB room. I think we already, in this past week, meshed really well, hit it off. I think we got a good vibe, good group. Aaron has been so willing to help me. He's like, 'Literally, as much or as little as you want me to help you, I'll be there.'

"He's already given me tips, little things here and there in the meeting room, on the field, in my drops, different little things. Obviously, I can't do the things that he can do mechanically, so I don't want to replicate that too much because that's pretty unique. But for the most part, everything I can learn from that guy is invaluable."

https://www.nfl.com/news/steelers-r...from-aaron-rodgers-he-s-been-so-awesome-to-me

 

I've said this about a million times, but I believe that when Rodgers is completely healthy, and fresh like he is at the beginning of the season not many starters in the NFL could beat him out in a camp competition let alone backups, or rookies that have never played a snap in the NFL. Thing is he won't stay completely healthy, or fresh. He will be good for the Qb room. I wish there was a reasonable way to keep him on a pitch count, and still remain competitive enough to make the playoffs with him fresh.

 

Who do we think we are? The Browns

 

Add it to the list of things he doesn’t know

 

I'm trying my best to be nicer.