Aaron Rodgers

These are professionals, and yeah, they are capable of making those plays, and so you have these high expectations of guys making plays.

But the reality is when we just don't block defensive tackles in the pass game and he gets flushed out to the right and then has to make a throw, and that happened multiple times in the game, and I know we have different centers and this and that and the other, but when you have that many mistakes and you have your quarterbacks making these off-schedule plays all the time, like Aaron Rodgers back in the day, they were famous for having a scheduled period that was like off-schedule plays, right? I don't know if they still do that or not.

But even if they do, the plays that they're drawing up to run right now, those are not like the timing and everything that goes into that play is not necessarily what you're seeing most of the time on the field.

And it's like, those are really hard.

Yes.

You have to give Aaron Rodgers credit.

He's been good.

I'm not saying he's been great.

Yes.

You have to give Aaron Rodgers credit.

He's been good.

I'm not saying he's been great.

And why do you say that, Mark, in the Berlin? How does his brother know how long he's going to be out? His brother knew before the season how long he was going to be out.

And I don't give any props to Aaron Rodgers, but he came back.

He came back at 47 years old.

He came back, and we got Micah Parsons still injured.

The saving grace behind this, and Robert Sala talked about it, He's been in this situation before, right? He's been in this situation.

I think he explained it on one of his press conferences where he was like, hey, I've been here before with the 49ers, with the Seahawks, with – it would have been the Jets, but, you know, Aaron Rodgers got hurt.

But imagine if Aaron Rodgers wouldn't have got hurt, where that team would have went.

You see what I'm saying? And so when I'm looking at this, The loss is hurt.

We on the phone.

New Orleans at 2-5.

Aaron Rodgers and the Steelers, Baldy, improving to 5-2.

Well, for the second week in a row, maybe even the third week in a row, their defense comes up with the biggest play of the game, like they did last week with the interceptions in the fourth quarter against Tampa to get it to overtime to win it.

But Peyton Wilson makes the play of the game.

But regardless, they made that play.

They got right before that, they got the deep shot to DK to get them down there to score their only touchdown.

But honestly, Aaron Rodgers, he did this last year too.

He'll throw it to Jalen Warren and to Rico Dowell every single play.

Denzel Ward, can't say it enough, may have – dislocated his hand on Friday, catches a pivotal interception that also changed the fate of the game as well.

So two times this season we've seen him with him getting an interception on Aaron Rodgers and then on – Gosh, y'all got to forgive me.

Cam Ward? Cam Ward.

Yeah, Cam.

So, yeah, this is something that we absolutely need to shift our focus to.

But you also have...

Aaron Rodgers, who's actually playing very well right now, so you've got to beat that double front again.

I want

Shout out to, he's a bad man, still a bad man, even in Paris.

That was Aaron Rodgers.

The Pittsburgh Steelers defeated, of course, the New Orleans Saints over in 16-10 over in Paris, and that was a big win for the Steelers.

Steelers 5-2.

Tom Brady, four times.

Aaron Rodgers, three times.

Drew Brees, twice.

Peyton Manning, never happened.