The headline “Aaron Rodgers Failure Would Fall on One Steelers Coach” seems to suggest a speculative or provocative take, likely from a sports opinion piece. Let’s break it down:
Key Points:
- Aaron Rodgers is not a member of the Pittsburgh Steelers, but rather the New York Jets (as of the 2023–2024 NFL season).
- If this headline is referring to Rodgers’ potential failure, and connecting it to a Steelers coach, it likely means:
- A current Steelers coach previously worked with Rodgers, possibly during his time with the Green Bay Packers or Jets.
- This coach may have had significant input on his development or systems and might be getting retroactive blame for Rodgers’ struggles.
Possible Coach in Question:
- Mike Sullivan, the Steelers’ quarterbacks coach, has prior NFL experience, including stints with various teams, but not with Rodgers directly.
- Todd Downing, who had a brief role with the Jets, might be a stretch here.
- More likely, this is about a former Jets coach who is now with the Steelers.
One strong possibility: Nathaniel Hackett, though he is currently still with the Jets as offensive coordinator. However, if the article is incorrectly attributing or speculating that a former coach (now with the Steelers) is to blame for Aaron Rodgers’ performance, it could be just sensationalism.
Conclusion:
This is likely a clickbait headline or an opinion-based speculation tying a Steelers coach to Aaron Rodgers’ performance, probably through a past coaching connection. Without the full article, it’s hard to confirm which coach is being targeted, but the claim is probably rooted in Rodgers’ complicated relationships with past offensive staff.
Would you like me to find the full article for you or look up which coach the piece is referring to specifically?
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