Though Aaron Rodgers is now settled in as the Pittsburgh Steelers’ starting quarterback and has integrated himself in their culture and locker room, establishing himself as a leader, for much of the offseason there were questions if he’d even become a member of the Black and Gold.
Prior to signing with the Steelers on June 5, Rodgers spent a lot of time dealing with things away from the game in his personal life. Things that didn’t let him commit to being a Steeler until he was ready. From March until right up to his signing day, there was plenty of speculation about Rodgers and his future, things that in the end weren’t true.