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.

On the third play, Mason Rudolph found receiver Ke'Shawn Williams open in the back of the end zone, but Williams was unable to make the catch after the pass was tipped. The offense tied the score, though, on the next play as Rudolph hit Scotty Miller on a slant.

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.