Aaron Rodgers signing with the Pittsburgh Steelers has sparked plenty of debate, with many questioning whether the 41-year-old quarterback can thrive in a new system and deliver for a franchise that hasn't won a playoff game in the past eight seasons.

The issue right now is figuring out an offense that is tailor-made for Rodgers, especially in one offseason. Reports have been coming in regarding the offensive structure with Rodgers behind center, and it appears he and Steelers offensive coordinator Arthur Smith have yet to figure out the "middle ground" for what offense will work.

Former Pittsburgh Steelers coach Bill Cowher would hand the keys to Aaron Rodgers, no questions asked. With where Rodgers is in his career, potentially his final season, Cowher would want to let Rodgers have full autonomy.