Behind the Steel Curtain on Aaron Rodgers
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His deep throws wobble more than their place in these rankings and his mobility is completely shot. But as he showed in the second half of Week 4 against the Browns, he can still be stellar. The problem is, the Steelers need him to be consistent... The offense's upside is limited with a 42-year-old Aaron Rodgers at quarterback. The ceiling is not very high for this team.
STACKED’s take
Rodgers' inconsistency, mobility decline, and age limit offensive ceiling despite flashes.
Aaron Rodgers' performance has been inconsistent and concerning for fantasy purposes. His deep throws wobble, his mobility is completely shot, and while he showed flashes of stellar play in the second half of Week 4 against Cleveland, the Steelers need him to be consistent—which he has not been. At 42 years old, his ceiling is not very high; the offense's upside is limited with him at quarterback. Through four weeks, Rodgers and the passing attack have been inconsistent, with 167 dropbacks compared to just 86 rushing attempts, putting too much burden on an aging arm. The relationship between Rodgers and head coach Mike McCarthy has also soured, with the two caught in a profane on-field exchange.
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