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Moreover, the suggestion itself, made by former Steelers coach Bill Cowher, lacks rational backing. The underlying premise is flawed: bringing in an aging quarterback is not a feasible path toward ensuring the Steelers' competitiveness. The team is still in search of a long-term solution at this pivotal position since Ben Roethlisberger's retirement. The consensus is that chasing after seasoned veterans like Rodgers—or even other aging quarterbacks like Russell Wilson—offers little more than superficial hope for immediate success.