From the episode
He's a miracle. Aaron Rodgers absolutely looks like the oldest player in the NFL... his inability to really move in the pocket and how he wants to play... coin flip tight window go balls is the foundation of the offense in the second half. And that's just a really unfortunate, frustrating place to have to live.
STACKED’s take
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Rodgers' age and immobility limit Steelers offense to unsustainable deep-ball reliance.
The source expresses concern about Rodgers' age and mobility, noting he 'absolutely looks like the oldest player in the NFL' and highlighting his 'inability to really move in the pocket' as a limiting factor on the Steelers offense. Despite retaining 'the ability to make those three or four throws a game because of the physical talent that he still has as a thrower,' his immobility and the offense's reliance on 'coin flip tight window go balls' and deep routes where 'he's letting that thing go immediately' creates an unsustainable offensive foundation that the source describes as 'destined to be frustrating.'
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