Very few teams reach the Super Bowl by hoping an older “has been” player might have one more spark left. Most teams rely on putting in the work and developing some continuity. If the Steelers sign a clearly washed-up, well-past-his-prime Aaron Rodgers, I’ll be through, finished, finito, done with a relationship I started in about 1962 when I was 10 years old. Believe it or not, their best QB is already on the roster, and his name is Mason Rudolph, while they take their time in developing whatever rookie they draft.
Harold Stone
Pomona, Calif.
The writer is a Pittsburgh native.