Roethlisberger has a point. The Steelers' offensive line hasn't been great for a few seasons now, which doesn't necessarily bode well for an older quarterback. If his protection gives him enough time to find a target, and helps him avoid a sack, things could be good. If the opposite is true, well ... there's always next year.

Cam Heyward could be a critical piece of the best defense in the NFL this season. But as the Pittsburgh Steelers navigate another tense contract stalemate, the team’s biggest names are

Aaron Rodgers is embracing every facet of being a member of the Pittsburgh Steelers, and that includes being one of the main leaders of an otherwise young offensive unit. Rodgers recently issued a challenge to his offensive line after he watched fellow quarterback Skylar Thompson fall to the ground after being hit.

More recently, Steelers legend Ben Roethlisberger visited Pittsburgh for a joint practice with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers last week. During the latest edition of his "Footbahlin with Ben Roethlisberger" podcast, he gave the Rodgers hype train a little extra momentum.

Aaron Rodgers has the type of equity where he can come into any franchise, including the Pittsburgh Steelers, and speak his mind, give commands, and let everyone know how he feels, and no one will bat an eye. Well, the Steelers' offensive line saw that first hand in Latrobe, and Rodgers didn't hold back. . .

In the podcast Not Just Football, Aaron Rodgers opened up about various aspects of his life, while also seeking to shed the label often attached to him of being someone constantly