2024 Free agency and draft thread

[ducky]

Many would say Rodgers was a bust of sorts due to the Jets record, but his individual stats really were quite decent. His 3,897 yards passing were good for 8th in the league, and his TD/INT was a respectable 28/11. If he has a disadvantage this year playing for the Steelers, it would be his receiving corps aren't as strong as they were with the Jets. And of course he's a year older, which doesn't exactly work in his favor.

Their offense rated 24th in the league last year. Their offense scored 25 or more points 3 times all of last year.

In their wins, he was really good. A 113 QB rating.
In their losses, he was really awful. A 81 QB rating.

And most of the reason they struggled was because of how immobile he is.

And all that was with a better WR corp and a better OL than he now has in Pitt. And then to top it off, the Jet's schedule last year was a cake walk to the schedule Pitt plays this year.

 

[shopson67]

Thats prob about what they would do with Rudolph imo. He is 8-5-1 as a starter for the Steelers if Im looking at it right

How much of those wins are as a repeat starter though? I'm sure there's a lot of odd context to that record.

 

[Clayton]

How much of those wins are as a repeat starter though? I'm sure there's a lot of odd context to that record.

I guess my main point is that the Steelers have been working with bad QB play for awhile. Those final Big Ben years werent good, either.