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Aaron Rodgers is in Pittsburgh not just as a placeholder, but as a catalyst for change — and the city’s hungry for a playoff breakthrough after years of early exits. Veteran Hines Ward, recalling the 2005 Steelers’ Super Bowl run led by Jerome Bettis, stresses that Rodgers’ greatness alone won’t win games; it’s the team’s unity and championship urgency that matter. Ward, while praising Rodgers as one of the game’s all-time greats, insists the real test is whether this revamped roster and new coaching staff can adopt a selfless, team-first mentality. With training camp underway, the Steelers’ decade-long playoff drought hinges on collective buy-in — Rodgers can set the tone, but the season’s success depends on everyone stepping up together.

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