Speculation never rests when Aaron Rodgers is on the team. Just a few practices into Rodgers's first Pittsburgh Steelers training camp, the franchise's general manager, Omar Khan, made some brief but teasing comments about the 41-year-old's future with the team.

At Friday's practice in Latrobe, the Steelers participated in the iconic seven-shots drill — an intense red-zone simulation where the offense lined up at the two-yard line and the defense attempted to stop them from getting in. And Rodgers' performance more than made up for yesterday's interception on the first throw of team drills.

For the past few years, Rodgers had worn a Schutt Air XP Q11 helmet, but that exact model was banned by the NFL for the 2025 season, so the Steelers quarterback was forced to pick a new model. He showed up at minicamp with a Schutt F7 Pro, but that decision ended up being a disaster.