Aaron Rodgers signing with the Pittsburgh Steelers has sparked plenty of debate, with many questioning whether the 41-year-old quarterback can thrive in a new system and deliver for a franchise that hasn't won a playoff game in the past eight seasons.

Since then, and after a long wait, Rodgers decided to sign with the Pittsburgh Steelers. He will play at least one more year in the NFL and will face the Jets in Week 1. Until then and since Rodgers signed on the dotted line, he finally dawned a Steelers jersey for the first time at 2025 minicamp.

On Tuesday's edition of "The Dan Patrick Show," former Steelers head coach Bill Cowher said he would give Rodgers total autonomy with Pittsburgh's offense.