Aaron Rodgers could have been a Pittsburgh Steeler from the jump. The 41-year-old is officially a Steeler in his 21st season in the NFL, but former Pittsburgh pro personnel director Doug Whaley told 93.7 The Fan that as the No. 24 pick in the 2005 draft slid, the team was closely watching.

Twenty years after he was drafted by the Packers, quarterback Aaron Rodgers is a Steeler. He could have been a Steeler 20 years ago. Appearing on 93.7 The Fan in Pittsburgh, former Steelers pro personnel director Doug Whaley said that, as Rodgers plunged through the first round, the Steelers were watching the situation.

Former NFL coach Eric Mangini is sick of Aaron Rodgers, and in his own words, is ‘over’ the four-time MVP. Mangini, who was a former head coach with the New York Jets, says that what Rodgers does for an organization is not worth the squeeze at this point in his career.