The Pittsburgh Steelers added a future Hall of Famer at quarterback this offseason in Aaron Rodgers. It was a surprising move, with the Steelers unable to retain Russell Wilson and Justin Fields. They pivoted to Rodgers, who’s coming off some of the worst years of his career. Rodgers’ stint with the New York Jets was ugly, and that’s led some people to wonder if he can’t play at a high level anymore. However, Mike Tomlin doesn’t share that sentiment, as evidenced when he was asked if the team feels different with Rodgers on it this year.
“You’re damn right it does,” Tomlin said Wednesday on The Pat McAfee Show.