Ryan Clark thinks the Pittsburgh Steelers can break an eight-year playoff win drought. Doing anything beyond that, however, is asking too much. After one of the busiest offseasons in franchise history that’s reshaped the roster in stars, starters, and depth, Clark thinks the Steelers have moved the needle. But only a little.
“I’m plenty confident that Aaron Rodgers is gonna play well,” Clark said on ESPN’s Get Up Friday morning. “I think Aaron Rodgers and Coach [Mike] Tomlin are gonna have a great relationship of two of the greatest professionals to ever do their job. But that doesn’t mean they’re gonna go beat Buffalo, or they’re gonna go beat the Baltimore Ravens, or they’re gonna go beat the Kansas City Chiefs.