Aaron Rodgers signed with the Pittsburgh Steelers in free agency last month, and the veteran quarterback has opened up on his frustrations after the NFL banned his favored helmet

The New York Jets are under three months away from getting a look at Aaron Rodgers wearing another jersey at MetLife Stadium. The Pittsburgh Steelers are coming to town and will face the Jets in Week 1 on Sept.

With mandatory minicamps wrapping up around the NFL, the 2025 offseason is largely over. Players and coaches will still be putting in work, but we're not going to see many on-field developments until training camps open in well over a month.

Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Aaron Rodgers signaled his frustration at the NFL for banning his old helmet model when he spoke to the media on Tuesday. Rodgers is miffed with having to find a new helmet after wearing his Schutt Air XP Q11 helmet for his entire career after it failed to pass NFL safety regulations.

Sauce Gardner doesn’t sound afraid to wave a Terrible Towel at Aaron Rodgers if the Jets beat their former quarterback in Week 1.

Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Aaron Rodgers has enjoyed the comforts of the same helmet for decades but ever-evolving safety protocols have now outlawed that model in favor of a new one, much to the chagrin of the veteran quarterback.

Aaron Rodgers finally arrives in Pittsburgh as the Steelers close minicamp. His debut, recent marriage, and a host of roster uncertainties offer a snapshot of a franchise at a pivotal moment.