Behind the Steel Curtain on Aaron Rodgers

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Rodgers was actually very accurate down the field. The throws that were not completed because of a non-call or that were dropped down the field were on the money.
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Aaron Rodgers was accurate in Week 1; offensive struggles blamed on drops and missed calls, not QB play.

Despite the Steelers' 20-3 loss to New England and ranking 31st in scoring with a dead-last offensive success rate, ESPN Steelers Behind Jordan Rodgers (Aaron's brother) argues that Aaron Rodgers was "very accurate down the field" in Week 1, with incomplete passes stemming from drops and missed calls rather than poor execution. Jordan Rodgers frames the Steelers' offensive struggles as a "feeling out process" between Rodgers and McCarthy in their second iteration together, suggesting the offense will improve with time as they develop chemistry and identify their identity.

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