Behind the Steel Curtain on Aaron Rodgers

ArticleMike McCarthy’s proactive approach was key component in Steelers Week 3 win
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Aaron Rodgers was pressured 37 times – the fourth-most in the NFL. Mike McCarthy clearly saw enough of that and made sweeping changes up front by pulling Spencer Anderson and Dylan Cook in favor of Brock Hoffman and rookie Max Iheanachor. The early results? Rodgers had an average of 3.19 seconds to throw – his highest mark as a Steeler, per Ben Solak of ESPN. Additionally, the extra time allowed Rodgers to launch 15 passes of 10+ yards downfield, the most he's ever had in a Steelers uniform.
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Rodgers' 3.19-second time to throw is career-high as Steeler after line changes.

After Mike McCarthy replaced Spencer Anderson and Dylan Cook with Brock Hoffman and rookie Max Iheanachor, Rodgers posted a career-high 3.19 seconds to throw as a Steeler and launched 15 passes of 10+ yards downfield—the most he's ever had in a Steelers uniform. This efficiency spike came after Rodgers was pressured 37 times (fourth-most in NFL) over the first two weeks, demonstrating the offensive line overhaul's immediate impact on his performance.

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