Steelers Insider Sends Warning on Aaron Rodgers Status
The Pittsburgh Steelers have been in the midst of another one of their quarterback whirlwinds that hev become commonplace in recent years.

After nearly two decades of consistent quarterback play from Ben Roethlisberger, Aaron Rodgers has become the most recent quarterback in the Steelers' system since his retirement. With a fracture in his non-throwing hand during the first half of the Steelers win over the Bengals, he did not play in the following week's loss to the Chicago Bears.
Now, the question is whether or not he will play this week against the Buffalo Bills. Ray Fittipaldo of the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette took to 93.7 The Fan for one of his weekly appearances in order to address his thoughts on Rodgers for the coming week.
Insider Issues His Concerns
"Mike [Tomlin] said it was a prudent decision which leads me to believe there were some medical concerns about that wrist stabilizing. With another week, maybe it's better, but I don't know how much even a hairline fracture on a bone like the wrist is gonna mean in a week," Fittipaldo said. "We'll have to see what happens this week, but at this point, I don't know to be honest, I'm probably 50/50 playing or sitting again."
Fittipaldo seems to be on the more pessimistic end of things in regards to Rodgers' availability. During the leadup to last week's game, there was a possibility that Rodgers would be available, and that he was pushing coaches and personnel to le thim play. To give him less of a shot to play a week later seems unlikely.
The Importance of Aaron Rodgers
The Steelers have found out that Mason Rudolph may not be a viable option for them moving forward, with some fans and media clamoring for third string quarterback Will Howard during their loss to the Bears. With that in mind, the Steelers will likely need to rely on Rodgers to guarantee them success moving forward.
With the season over halfway done, the Steelers will need to perform well in order to make the playoffs, let alone reach their ultimate goal of winning a playoff game. With two important games against the top team in the AFC North in the Baltimore Ravens ahead, the Steelers will need to play complete football down the stretch. Rodgers gives them the best chance to do that on the offensive side of the football, so his health is tantamount to their success.
BREAKING: Steve Bisciotti Slams MrBeast’s Controversial ‘NFL Buyout’ Stunt – Calls It a Disrespectful Attempt to Undermine the League’s Legacy for Views


Baltimore, MD – Steve Bisciotti, the owner of the Baltimore Ravens, has spoken out against the viral ad released by internet sensation MrBeast in which he claims to have “purchased the entire NFL” as part of a promotion for a free livestream event. Bisciotti, who has always championed the integrity of the NFL and its teams, has called out the video as nothing more than a publicity stunt aimed at grabbing attention without regard for the sport’s legacy.
In the ad, MrBeast, known for his over-the-top stunts and philanthropy, exaggerates his involvement with the NFL, saying, “I’ve bought the NFL, and now you can watch the entire league for free!” The video quickly went viral, with millions of views across social media platforms. While many of MrBeast’s followers took the video in stride as another outlandish stunt, Bisciotti’s response was swift and critical.
"I understand the value of entertainment, but to trivialize the NFL, its players, coaches, and fans like this is disrespectful," Bisciotti said in a statement to the media. "The NFL isn’t a game for sale—it’s a community built on passion, tradition, and respect. MrBeast may have a platform, but this stunt crosses a line, turning something sacred into a cheap grab for attention. The NFL deserves better than this.”
Bisciotti’s remarks come as the NFL continues to make strides in its own efforts to connect with fans through digital content and expanded access, though never at the cost of the league’s integrity. While the NFL has embraced new ways to engage fans, including streaming options for games, Bisciotti believes that the NFL’s value should not be reduced to clickbait and sensationalism.
The video, which has now sparked a firestorm of debate, has drawn mixed reactions across social media. Some fans found it humorous and entertaining, while others, like Bisciotti, believe it undermines the seriousness and legacy of professional sports. “This is about more than just a viral moment,” Bisciotti continued. “It’s about the values that make the NFL what it is today—commitment, respect, and dedication. This kind of stunt only cheapens the sport and distracts from the real issues we face as a league.”
While MrBeast has built his career on shocking stunts and viral videos, his latest move has raised eyebrows across the sports world. Critics argue that while his philanthropic efforts are commendable, this particular ad sends the wrong message about the value of sports and the organizations that run them.
MrBeast, known for his large-scale giveaways and challenges, has yet to respond to Bisciotti’s criticism, but his past track record suggests he may brush off the controversy in favor of the attention his video generated.
For Bisciotti and many others, however, the damage is already done. “It’s one thing to joke around or promote a charity,” Bisciotti concluded, “but when you start playing with the integrity of the game, that’s where I draw the line.”