At Saturday’s training camp, Steelers QB Aaron Rodgers shared how head coach Mike Tomlin convinced him to sign with Pittsburgh.

Aaron Rodgers has admitted this is set to be his final NFL season after signing a one-year deal with the Pittsburgh Steelers, but general manager Omar Khan is looking further ahead

The Pittsburgh Steelers know that it will take quite a while to get strong chemistry on the offensive side of the ball with new quarterback Aaron Rodgers, as he is in a brand-new system with a bunch of players that he has never played with before.

The Pittsburgh Steelers' offense is relying heavily on QB Aaron Rodgers and WR DK Metcalf, who are hard at work building chemistry at camp.

Rodgers' exit from New York included a tenuous meeting that he said came as a surprise. Prior to free agency, Rodgers alleged that "20 seconds" into a sit-down with both Jets coach Aaron Glenn and new general manager Darren Mougey, New York's brass questioned if he still desired to play.

The Pittsburgh Steelers have had some issues on the offensive side of the ball over the last several years. During the 2024 season, the quarterback play was inconsistent, and the offense overall just seemed out of sync at times.

UPDATE: Aaron Judge has been diagnosed with a flexor strain and will head to the injured list, according to Yankees manager Aaron Boone. However, his UCL is intact, per Boone. The New York Yankees could be without superstar slugger Aaron Judge for a bit as he tends to a right elbow injury.

Day two of Pittsburgh Steelers' practice at 2025 training camp ended early due to weather, but that didn't stop us from having some key takeaways. Here's what was of note from day two... Zach Frazier and the offense started things out a little leery,