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Terry Bradshaw Critiques Steelers' Quarterback Decisions and Pursuit of Aaron Rodgers

Terry Bradshaw criticizes the Steelers' handling of Kenny Pickett and their interest in Aaron Rodgers, calling the situation a joke.


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In a recent radio interview, Hall of Famer Terry Bradshaw criticized the Pittsburgh Steelers for mishandling quarterback Kenny Pickett's development and mocked their pursuit of Aaron Rodgers. He expressed disbelief at the idea of bringing Rodgers in for just one year, suggesting he should stay in California. Bradshaw defended Pickett, stating the Steelers failed to provide adequate support during his tenure. The Steelers are currently exploring options for their quarterback position as they prepare for the upcoming season.

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The article expresses Terry Bradshaw's strong criticism of the Steelers' interest in Aaron Rodgers.

Bradshaw is disappointed with how the team is handling Kenny Pickett's situation.

The overall tone is negative, highlighting frustration with the team's decisions.

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Bradshaw: Steelers should leave Rodgers to ‘chew on bark and whisper to gods’
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"…Bradshaw was also dismissive of the way the Steelers treated Kenny Pickett, the quarterback they drafted with the No 22 overall pick in 2022 before treading him to the Philadelphia Eagles in 2024."

Terry Bradshaw slams Steelers, Aaron Rodgers for quarterback situation
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"…Bradshaw criticized the team for mishandling the development of quarterback Kenny Pickett in previous years and lambasted their current pursuit of veteran Aaron Rodgers."

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