Draw it up in the dirt
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I love this kind of stuff.
Roethlisberger was great to watch because he was a gunslinger with natural arm talent. Now we get an old, but cerebral QB with natural arm talent who still has a little left in his Hall of Fame tank.
I know he hasn't played, but I genuinely am curious how Will Howard's mental game and preparation has changed watching Rodgers do it every day.
Roethlisberger was great to watch because he was a gunslinger with natural arm talent. Now we get an old, but cerebral QB with natural arm talent who still has a little left in his Hall of Fame tank.
I know he hasn't played, but I genuinely am curious how Will Howard's mental game and preparation has changed watching Rodgers do it every day.
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When the Steelers signed Rodgers it was clearly going to be an enormous upgrade from the QB play that's been on display here since Ben's elbow injury.
Rodgers has been a joy to watch operate. Whether he's pitching a fit over the coaching staff taking too long to send in the play call, teammates lining up incorrectly, catching the opposing defenses in the middle of substitutions, or milking every last second off of the clock. Everything together has been a super overdue change.
True professional.
Competent QB play is a must. Philip Rivers being gainfully employed by the Colts as a starter in 2025 can attest to that.
Rodgers has been a joy to watch operate. Whether he's pitching a fit over the coaching staff taking too long to send in the play call, teammates lining up incorrectly, catching the opposing defenses in the middle of substitutions, or milking every last second off of the clock. Everything together has been a super overdue change.
True professional.
Competent QB play is a must. Philip Rivers being gainfully employed by the Colts as a starter in 2025 can attest to that.