Former Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback and Hall of Famer Terry Bradshaw did not hold back on the never-ending Aaron Rodgers saga […] This article originally appeared on Steelers Now: Aaron Rodgers Rea

Bradshaw, who led the Steelers to four Super Bowl titles in the 1970s, has been vocal about his disapproval of the team’s decision to sign Rodgers. In a pointed radio interview in May, Bradshaw mocked Rodgers’ unconventional lifestyle and ridiculed the Steelers’ decision to sign him on a one-year deal.

In the world of professional football, heated debates and outspoken personalities are part of the game, on and off the field. But when two of the sport's biggest names cross wires,

Aaron Rodgers and Terry Bradshaw got off on the wrong foot earlier this year. Bradshaw disliked that Mike Tomlin and Omar Khan waited for Rodgers to say yes to the quarterback job instead of signing another player who is not 41.

Aaron Rodgers heard Terry Bradshaw’s comments from May, saying the QB should stay in California and “chew some bark.” There was also a comment about Rodgers having to go “whisper to the gods.” Bradshaw said it sarcastically when he was asked about the possibility of Rodgers joining the Pittsburgh Steelers.

Bradshaw initially referred to the signing of Rodgers as a "joke" and that he should "stay in California and go chew bark."

Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Aaron Rodgers showed deference when reacting to franchise legend Terry Bradshaw's disparing comments about him from earlier in the offseason

Aaron Rodgers is excited to follow in Terry Bradshaw's footsteps at the Pittsburgh Steelers, but has claimed that after this season he will retire and not be seen in the public eye