After a long offseason, the Pittsburgh Steelers finally got their quarterback last week. Veteran and future Hall of Famer Aaron Rodgers signed his one-year contract with the Steelers which has a total value of $19.

He shared that the Steelers are hoping to see a Tom Brady like impact from Rodgers. When Brady signed with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers following an illustrious tenure with the New England Patriots, he brought a Super Bowl to his new team. Can Rodgers do the same?

Over a decade of experience managing NFL defenses has taught Pittsburgh Steelers defensive coordinator Teryl Austin how difficult his team's new starting quarterback can be to play against.