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Steelers send letter to fans angry about players attending Donald Trump rally: Reports
Quarterback Mason Rudolph, safety Miles Killebrew and former Steelers running back Rocky Bleier attended the president’s rally in West Mifflin, Pa., a town 11 miles southwest of Pittsburgh. The trio presented Trump with a No. 47 Steelers jersey with Trump’s name on the back, which stirred up displeasure among some fans and season-ticket holders.
Rodgers previously wore the No. 8 jersey both with the Jets the last two seasons and when he played his college football at ...
Steelers legend Rocky Bleier just named U.S. President Donald Trump an 'honorary Steeler'. Steelers QB Mason Rudolph and ...
"I happen to think a really good quarterback is a man named Mason Rudolph — and I think he's going to get a big shot," Donald ...
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Aaron Rodgers leaves Donald Trump looking foolish with career decisionMason Rudolph re-signed with the Pittsburgh Steelers last month, but his future with the franchise looks bleak after Aaron ...
The deal, which Rodgers signed at Pittsburgh's practice facility on Saturday, is worth up to $19.5 million with incentives.
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