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Ryan Clark says Aaron Rodgers signing is 'worst case scenario' for Steelers

"This is the worst-case scenario for Pittsburgh Steelers fans," Clark said in an appearance on "SportsCenter" following the news.

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Steelers QB coach has high praise for Aaron Rodgers: ‘He’s at the top of his game’

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Ryan Clark Had Brutally Honest Take on Aaron Rodgers Signing With Steelers

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Steelers' Aaron Rodgers, DK Metcalf planning new throwing session in California

"Yes sir," Metcalf said. "We're both based out in California. So, yeah, planning on getting together with him — throwing sessions, just watching film or talking ball."

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It's Ben Roethlisberger's fault the Steelers gambled on Aaron Rodgers

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Fans Saddened by New NFL Photo of Aaron Rodgers

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Mike Tomlin hosts Aaron Rodgers to cookout

Mike Tomlin hosted a catered barbecue for Aaron Rodgers and Steelers coaches at his home.

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Metcalf, Rodgers building rapport at minicamp

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Steelers Rookie QB Makes Aaron Rodgers Admission

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Ryan Clark critical of Steelers signing Aaron Rodgers: ‘This makes absolutely no sense’ for long-term future

Aaron Rodgers will be the starting for quarterback for the Pittsburgh Steelers in 2025. Rodgers and the Steelers agreed to terms on a one-year contract on Thursday, bringing an end to Pittsburgh’s offseason pursuit of the 41-year-old quarterback.

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Former Steeler Ryan Clark blasts Aaron Rodgers to Pittsburgh as 'worst case scenario'

Former Steelers safety turned ESPN analyst Ryan Clark ripped into the Aaron Rodgers signing — calling it a “worst case scenario'" for Pittsburgh fans.

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Aaron Rodgers signing is ‘worst-case scenario’ for Steelers: Ryan Clark

Ryan Clark thinks that the Steelers are making a mistake in signing Rodgers, saying that fans should look it as a “worst-case scenario.”

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Signing Aaron Rodgers is 'worst-case scenario' for Steelers, Ryan Clark says

Aaron Rodgers is officially joining the Pittsburgh Steelers, and despite Rodgers' Hall of Fame resume, Ryan Clark says it's the team's "worst-case scenario."