The Pittsburgh Steelers did the unthinkable and brought four quarterbacks onto their 53-man roster, which prompted a rather candid response from future Hall of Famer Aaron Rodgers.
Addressing the four-quarterback decision with reporters on Wednesday, Rodgers made it clear that while this was a career first for him, it was definitely the right call.
"I was thinking it was a possibility, but I don't think I've been on a roster with four quarterbacks," Rodgers said. "Obviously, when you do that, you're taking away a spot from another place in the team. But at the same time, if the best 53 are going to make it, I think those four are part of the best 53."
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Rodgers hit the nail on the head, as the Steelers currently have one of the most complete quarterback rooms in the league.
With Rodgers as the unquestioned starter, Mason Rudolph as the dependable backup, and two young, promising quarterbacks vying for a shot at the future starting job in Will Howard and Drew Allar, Pittsburgh won't have any issues at signal caller this upcoming season. But protecting them could be another story, as the reworked offensive line has looked extremely concerning over the past month.
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