
Aaron Rodgers has voiced confidence regarding the offensive play-calling split for the Pittsburgh Steelers, stating he has zero concern over how heavily the team relies on the aerial attack versus the ground game.
Addressing the potential workload of launching forty passes on a weekly basis, the veteran quarterback maintained that maintaining such high-volume throwing numbers is entirely manageable and realistic over the long haul.
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