Mercedes Lewis joins Colin Cowherd to discuss the expectations on the Chicago Bears and Caleb Williams, and whether or not people should trust Aaron Rodgers and the Pittsburgh Steelers this season.

The Pittsburgh Steelers have had a very interesting 2025 offseason. When it started, many Steelers fans had hoped that Pittsburgh would seriously consider tossing in the season and focusing on the future.

Aaron Rodgers dominated the offseason headlines. But it's not the offseason anymore. Training camp is here. The 41-year old future Hall of Fame quarterback is ready to suit up with the entire Steelers roster to prepare for the season. Pittsburgh will be holding its collective breath. After all that: How good can Rodgers be for the Steelers?

Pittsburgh Steelers wide receiver Calvin Austin III was one of many players who flew out to Malibu, California, to visit Aaron Rodgers. Ahead of training camp, Rodgers was trying to build a relationship with the weapons he would be throwing the ball to before the team got to work.

The Pittsburgh Steelers are ready to roll with Aaron Rodgers for the 2025 season. Training camp is just around the corner, and that would give the veteran plenty of time to gain chemistry with a set of receivers that he has never worked with prior to the offseason.

Rodgers' exit from New York included a tenuous meeting that he said came as a surprise. Prior to free agency, Rodgers alleged that "20 seconds" into a sit-down with both Jets coach Aaron Glenn and new general manager Darren Mougey, New York's brass questioned if he still desired to play.

Aaron Rodgers looks set to close out his career in the famous black and gold of the Pittsburgh Steelers. Undoubtedly a first-ballot Hall of Famer, the veteran quarterback established his legacy as

The Pittsburgh Steelers made it clear they were pursuing Aaron Rodgers very early in the 2025 offseason. That decision was met with mixed reactions from the Steeler Nation fan base.