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Aaron Rodgers’ Steelers Return Gets Major Update With Latest Moves
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Whether Pittsburgh Steelers fans are thrilled about Mike McCarthy becoming the team’s next head coach or not, the new staff is already starting to take shape.
Those hires indicate only one thing: McCarthy was lying when he said he would welcome an Aaron Rodgers return.
McCarthy’s arrival already helped push that idea forward, and the way the Steelers are building out their offensive staff has only added to it.
“This is James Campen, former Green Bay Packer player and coach, but he’s always been more than just a coach,” Rodgers wrote.
“He’s been incredible for my career, both as a player and a coach,” Tolzien said.