Former Pittsburgh Steellers Protection Ryan Clark The quarter -signing team is not a fan Aaron RogersAnd he is letting everyone know it.

45 -year -old Clark is now an ESPN football analyst and he was present Sports Center On Thursday, June 5, the 4 -year -old to enter his squad to pin his hope in the Cube.

"This is the worst situation for Pittsburg Steellers fans," he said. "It's been bound to you in the medieval."

He explained that the steelrs were not just a productive quarterback from winning a super bull, so adding Rogers will only make the team better enough to jump into the play -offs.

"Will this team be better? Are they better in the quarterback room? Absolutely," Clark also said. "Will they fight for that championship that Pittsburg steelrs people and fans and agencies think that standard? No, they will not fight for a wild card spot. They will probably be the home week of the Play Off and will look for a franchise quarterback again."

If the steelrs did not sign the Rogers and go with the more inexperienced quarterback, they could probably finish with a poor record and selected higher in the NFL draft of the 2026. Now, Clark thinks the team may be in the same position next year.

Although Clark is rarely alone in his criticism of old age quarterback, the former protection has made it clear in the past that he is not the largest fan of Rogers. After criticizing how the media covers the media in December 2024, Clark Back Call him "fraud".

Clark said at the time, "This boy is a tone deaf again." "This boy is unknown again. This boy is again at a point that is almost ill that he is almost ill because he says these things, and he speaks harshly, and he behaves in his way, but he does not."

"This boy is a fraud," he added. "He was a fraud. He could throw a football and it stopped there. Once that talent is over ... he does so too. And sitting there, people, and only hypocrisy may be at the same time as fun and ill."

In April, Clark criticized the steelrs that he claimed that Rogers were basically allowed to hold the franchise hostage with too much time Choose its next destinationThe

"What did Aaron Rogers say after leaving the Green Bay in the past two years or after leaving the Green Bay that he should be saved in this kind of time that you should give them a kind of respect that keeps your franchise bay?" Clark asked.

Rogers' contract with Pittsburg is valuable for one year and surrounding base pay $ 10 million Including incentive in accordance with NFL Insider Ian rapportThe