Long before the Pittsburgh Steelers confirmed on Thursday evening that they plan to sign free agent Aaron Rodgers to a one-year contract, analysts and reporters questioned if he would be the right kind of quarterback to play under offensive coordinator Arthur Smith.

According to ESPN NFL insider Dan Graziano, Rodgers and Smith likely have already discussed how they will work together from the final days of spring through the upcoming season.

"He has been in touch with the Steelers throughout the process," Graziano said about Rodgers during Friday's edition of the ESPN "Get Up" program, as shared by Joe Clark of Steelers Depot. "They kind of knew where they stood. I know he's been in touch with the offensive coordinator, Arthur Smith, over the past few weeks. So they've exch

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