Aaron Rodgers is almost assuredly not the exit ramp for the Pittsburgh Steelers. He has already said this is likely to be his final season. It would be understandable for the Steelers to see the value in Rodgers as a one-year fix if they had a promising young quarterback in the pipeline or were Super Bowl contenders,

Last month, we finally got word that the long-rumored union between Aaron Rodgers and the Pittsburgh Steelers was actually happening. Rodgers signed a one-year, $13.6 million contract, to play what he claims is his final season,

During a recent appearance on the "Dan Patrick Show," Cowher laid out his expectations for Rodgers and how he should run the Steelers' offense. "I think Aaron's at a point where he knows, you don't want him to be throwing the ball 40 times a game,