Mike Tomlin

It might have been.

And it takes a really sharp quarterback to be able to do things like that.

And I saw somebody, I don't remember who, breaking this down online the other day.

is Rodgers getting them out of bad plays.

He can do that.

And getting them into good plays, maybe on the same occasion, maybe on different occasions.

He beats you with his brain.

But you saw the throw to Friermuth, too, the other day.

And he threw one of those in Cleveland late in the game, too.

And it reminded me of his Super Bowl throw.

You remember, it's a famous throw, really.

I think it was third and nine, if I'm not mistaken.

on a field goal drive for the Packers late in that game.

Maybe a touchdown drive, but either way, the game was kind of hanging in the balance on a third and nine, which is where the Steelers want you.

And Aaron Rodgers made one of the great throws in Super Bowl history, right past Ike Taylor's outstretched hands.

He's made two throws the past two weeks to Fryermuth that made that image come up in my mind.

Just right.

I mean, you saw the one the other day.

Limits right down the seam.

Right over the guy's head.