3 and Out with John Middlekauff Aaron Rodgers FLYING to Steelers, Netflix LANDS Rams-49ers, Seahawks Sale RUMORS + Fugazi Friday
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May 8, 2026 A fast take on Aaron Rodgers reportedly heading to Pittsburgh and what that pairing would mean for the team. A look at Netflix landing the Rams‑49ers international opener and the rise of streaming in NFL media. Discussion of big‑name bidders circling the Seahawks and how ownership shapes a franchise. Hot takes on celebrity fights, the Colts’ standout draft video, and a viral boat scandal stirring reaction.
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Rodgers Steeler Move Is A Short Term Relationship
- Aaron Rodgers to the Steelers feels like a short-term "we're together but not forever" fit driven by mutual convenience and respect.
- John Middlekauff compares it to a one-year relationship: likely 9–10 wins, a playoff exit, then Rodgers retires and Pittsburgh faces QB scarcity.
Desperation Leads To Risky QB Moves
- Steelers are playing from desperation and may overpay short-term because they're not positioned to draft a franchise QB.
- Middlekauff warns deals made from desperation rarely yield long-term stability for the team.
Streamers Are Hungry For Big NFL Events
- Streaming platforms like Netflix entering NFL windows signal a long-term shift from broadcast to streaming for big events.
- Middlekauff argues Netflix wants marquee events (e.g., Rams-49ers opener) and could pursue Sunday Night-level rights eventually.