After a close win over the New York Jets, the Pittsburgh Steelers have plenty of things to correct heading into Week 2 and beyond. Most of the attention in that regard is pointed squarely at the defense, and for good reason. Any attention left over is probably aimed at Broderick Jones, who gave up three sacks.
Little would be left over for Aaron Rodgers. The Steelers' new quarterback had a four-touchdown performance in his debut for the black and gold.
But the comfort Rodgers brings to the quarterback position can be deceptive. Not because of anything he did wrong, but because he overshadowed some concerning aspects of Pittsburgh’s offense in their first showing.