Cowherd Blasts Steelers for Rodgers Pursuit

0:00On May 1st, Colin Cowherd went off on the Pittsburgh Steelers again, ribbing them for chasing 42-year-old quarterback Aaron Rodgers like it's. No big deal. He called the franchise unserious now, straight up comparing them to the New York Jets, but a bit more put together. Cowherd pointed out how elite teens wouldn't let a veteran like Rodgers drag them along, saying the Steelers act elite off their history, but there. Really just functional jets. Team President Art Rooney, the second, tried to play it cool after they slapped an unrestricted, free agent tender on Rodgers Monday. He said they warned Rodgers and his cam first, and it's just insurance for a compensatory pick if he bounces elsewhere. Rooney's been chatting with Rodgers regularly and expects a call soon, maybe in the next few weeks. They offered him a one-year deal with a 10% raise from last time, pushing it over $15 million, and he can tweak it or shop around. Until July 22nd or training camp. Either way, this saga's heating up, but with that tender in place,

1:01the Steelers stay in the mix while Rodgers ways his next move.