Last month, we finally got word that the long-rumored union between Aaron Rodgers and the Pittsburgh Steelers was actually happening. Rodgers signed a one-year, $13.6 million contract, to play what he claims is his final season, for Pittsburgh.

The issue right now is figuring out an offense that is tailor-made for Rodgers, especially in one offseason. Reports have been coming in regarding the offensive structure with Rodgers behind center, and it appears he and Steelers offensive coordinator Arthur Smith have yet to figure out the "middle ground" for what offense will work.

Aaron Rodgers will change teams again, joining the Pittsburgh Steelers for what may be his final NFL season. Bill Cowher wouldn't waste time letting the quarterback run the show. On Tuesday, Dan Patrick asked Cowher if he'd give Rodgers full autonomy over the Steelers offense in line with what Ben