Mason Rudolph has handled the addition of Aaron Rodgers with the poise and professionalism we've come to expect from the Steelers quarterback

Mason Rudolph is no Paul Skenes. That being said, he threw out the first pitch at the Pirates game on Saturday, just hours after the announcement that Aaron Rodgers would be coming to Pittsburgh. But when asked about the arrival of the future Hall of Famer,

Rodgers, a four-time MVP, signed his one-year, $13.65 million contract on Friday — a deal that carries $5.85 million in incentives, pays him $10 million guaranteed, and could be worth just under $20 million if he hits all performance bonuses.