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ESPN's Ryan Clark says Aaron Rodgers signing with the Steelers is the 'worst-case scenario'
After months of will-he or won't-he, Aaron Rodgers is finally a Pittsburgh Steeler. To ESPN NFL analyst Ryan Clark and many others, it wasn't a surprise. And it also wasn't a surprise to hear that Clark doesn’t support it.

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Ryan Clark Trashes 'Worst' Aaron Rodgers Signing By Steelers
Ryan Clark Had Brutally Honest Take on Aaron Rodgers Signing With Steelers
Rodgers' long, strange trip through free agency ends in Pittsburgh
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Aaron Rodgers set to become oldest player in Steelers' 92-year history: QB will also be NFL's elder statesman
Aaron Rodgers Reportedly Arrives to Sign Steelers Contract Ahead of NFL Minicamp
What is Aaron Rodgers' jersey number with Steelers? Here's what Super Bowl-winning QB will wear this fall
Rodgers signing with the Steelers this week ends a lengthy offseason process; retirement was also an option for the decorated veteran and Super Bowl champion.

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Steelers finally get their quarterback in Aaron Rodgers, but buyer beware
Aaron Rodgers signs with Steelers: Mike Tomlin led charge to sign future Hall of Fame QB, per report
Ryan Clark says Aaron Rodgers signing is 'worst case scenario' for Steelers
Ryan Clark is no fan of the Aaron Rodgers signing for the Steelers, saying it's the worst case scenario and keeps Pittsburgh mired in mediocrity.
Aaron Rodgers signing is ‘worst-case scenario’ for Steelers: Ryan Clark
Ryan Clark thinks that the Steelers are making a mistake in signing Rodgers, saying that fans should look it as a “worst-case scenario.”
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