Despite all the confusion regarding the Aaron Rodgers saga this offseason, we have a decent idea as to who the starting quarterback in Pittsburgh is going to be. If Rodgers signs, then that’s your answer. If he doesn’t, Mason Rudolph is the next man up.
Some see the difference between those two players as a big one. Former Steeler Bryant McFadden doesn’t hold that same opinion. Speaking on CBS Sports HQ on Monday, McFadden said the gap between the two isn’t anything drastic.
“I think with Aaron Rodgers, I realistically see nine to 10 wins,” McFadden said.