First, Bryant came off as critical. When the former Pro Bowl wideout came across a post on X that suggested the signing of Rodgers was ironic, considering the Steelers just moved off of George Pickens for reportedly causing issues behind the scenes, Bryant came in agreement to defend the new Cowboys wideout.

As pointed out by former Dallas Cowboys receiver Dez Bryant, the Pittsburgh Steelers traded locker-room distraction George Pickens only to sign locker-room distraction Aaron Rodgers.

Others sports books haven't changed the Super Bowl odds at all, post-Rodgers. Via Ben Fawkes of Yahoo Sports, the Steelers’ odds remain 45-1 at BetMGM. The odds haven't changed because the Rodgers move has been expected. As noted by Fawkes, the Steelers opened at 80-1 to win the Super Bowl.