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Steelers QB coach has high praise for Aaron Rodgers

Ryan Clark says Aaron Rodgers signing is 'worst case scenario' for Steelers

"This is the worst-case scenario for Pittsburgh Steelers fans," Clark said in an appearance on "SportsCenter" following the news.

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Ryan Clark Had Brutally Honest Take on Aaron Rodgers Signing With Steelers

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Steelers QB coach has high praise for Aaron Rodgers: ‘He’s at the top of his game’

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Daily News & Links: Will Howard Gives Back; Can Steelers Win 10 Games with Aaron Rodgers?

“I’ve always wanted to be able to have an impact on kids like I was impacted when I was there age,” Howard told WSYX ABC 6.

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ex-Seahawks star DK Metcalf planning extra work with new Steelers QB Aaron Rodgers

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Mike Tomlin hosts Aaron Rodgers to cookout

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Steelers legend Ben Roethlisberger predicts Packers icon Aaron Rodgers has a year left in the tank

Aaron Rodgers is trying to send the Steelers back to the Super Bowl. However, former Pittsburgh QB Ben Roethlisberger believes he's only got one last chance.

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Ryan Clark critical of Steelers signing Aaron Rodgers: ‘This makes absolutely no sense’ for long-term future

Aaron Rodgers will be the starting for quarterback for the Pittsburgh Steelers in 2025. Rodgers and the Steelers agreed to terms on a one-year contract on Thursday, bringing an end to Pittsburgh’s offseason pursuit of the 41-year-old quarterback.

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Former Steeler Ryan Clark blasts Aaron Rodgers to Pittsburgh as 'worst case scenario'

Former Steelers safety turned ESPN analyst Ryan Clark ripped into the Aaron Rodgers signing — calling it a “worst case scenario'" for Pittsburgh fans.

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Aaron Rodgers signing is ‘worst-case scenario’ for Steelers: Ryan Clark

Ryan Clark thinks that the Steelers are making a mistake in signing Rodgers, saying that fans should look it as a “worst-case scenario.”

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Signing Aaron Rodgers is 'worst-case scenario' for Steelers, Ryan Clark says

Aaron Rodgers is officially joining the Pittsburgh Steelers, and despite Rodgers' Hall of Fame resume, Ryan Clark says it's the team's "worst-case scenario."