Quarterback Aaron Rodgers is already tinkering with the Pittsburgh Steelers offense after signing a one-year, $13.65M deal with them on Saturday.

On a Sunday episode of "SportsCenter," ESPN's Jeremy Fowler reported Steelers head coach Mike Tomlin, offensive coordinator Arthur Smith and Rodgers have been "on the phone" about changing the team's offense. This includes finding a "sweet spot" where Rodgers can audible at the line of scrimmage but still stay true to the team's system.

While four-time MVP Rodgers is coming off a disappointing 5-12 season with the New York Jets, the Steelers feel a player of his stature deserves to have a say in the team's offense.

"Teams I've talked to believe that Rodgers at this stage is a middle-of-the-pack quarterback," Fowler said (h/t Bleacher Repor

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