During the point I and crossing T’s over the past few days, Rodgers-to-Pittsburgh’s story has been brewing since March.
Rather than signing the first days of a free agency like many of their fellow travelers in high temporary teams, Rodgers waited and arrange everything that had to be sorted and contemplated to play 21.
Potential landing sites diminished when teams like New York Giants, New Orleans Saints and Cleveland Browns added players through a free agency or the draft (or both). Steelers came back with Mason Rudolph and wrote Will Howard in the sixth round, but otherwise avoided big fluctuations when they were waiting for Rodgers’s decision.
In the meantime, Rodgers emerged several media shows, but got stuck either with other materials or happily in a light trolling, such as when he said crowds for weeks – though he would not play for Chicago Bears – he might be suitable for a team that is scheduled to travel to Windy City.
Steelers are definitely the clubs that are referred to and now he has officially joined them.
With his name signed on the point line, he will have the first opportunity to speak more of his decision on his decision, as well as the period ahead, on Tuesday.