With a freshly married Aaron Rodgers now officially a Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback, all of the energy spent wondering about the veteran quarterback's playing future can be shifted over to guessing how good Mike Tomlin's team will be with a new look under center. Rodgers rebounded from a lost year with the New York Jets by putting up decent numbers and showing the capacity to still win football games. On the other hand he is 41 years old and not the player he once was earlier in his Hall of Fame-caliber career.
Mike Greenberg is here to tell everyone that no matter what the stats say, his eyes tell him that Rodgers still has plenty in the tank and the Steelers' grand experiment will not be the trainwreck many are forecasting.
