Rodgers' Legacy on the Line: Mentoring Allar

0:00On April 25, Pittsburgh Steelers just handed Aaron Rogers a golden shot to polish his legacy and what looks like his last NFL season. The 42-year-old signed on after dragging his feet on the deal, and now he's got a chance to mentor rookie quarterback Drew Aller, who's got the size and arm, but need serious work. Rogers built a Hall of Fame resume over 21 seasons, with 10 pro bull nods, 4 all pro selections, 4 MVP awards, and that Super Bowl win. Back in 2011 with the Packers, his recent years got messy, though, from that train wreck stint with the Jets to how he handled Green Bay drafting Jordan Love back in 2020, leaving fans split on his team player status. Scouts say Aller, who flamed out early in college with an ankle injury, needs big help building confidence, poise, and read recognition to bounce back. As a starter down the line, stepping up as a greybeard guide, could rewrite Rogers story, proving he's the ultimate pro by grooming his successor and capping an epic run, stronger

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