The Pittsburgh Steelers could look like a different team with quarterback Aaron Rodgers under center this season.

Monday’s “First Call” features a former Pittsburgh Steeler who may be on the other sideline Saturday night in the preseason opener. A former Steelers quarterback has faith in how Aaron Rodgers might be in Pittsburgh this year.

What's wrong with the offense? The run game is struggling, there are gaps in the passing game and offensive line concerns.

Pittsburgh Steelers defensive star T.J. Watt is sharing his insights into working with veteran quarterback Aaron Rodgers.

Pittsburgh Steelers edge rusher T.J. Watt recently spoke on how ex-New York Jets star Aaron Rodgers has looked with his new team.

LATROBE, Pa. -- The Pittsburgh Steelers offense has struggled in Latrobe, but their quarterback, Aaron Rodgers, is starting to find his groove. On Friday, Rodgers was not helped out by his weapons, with more than a few drops, but the four-time MVP and star wide receiver DK Metcalf have now been on the same wavelength for about two practices.

On Saturday, opportunity once again presented itself, albeit in a much lower-stakes environment: For a light practice without pads, Mike Tomlin gave Aaron Rodgers and many other veterans the day off. The decision gave Rudolph the chance to work extensively with the first-team offense.

Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Aaron Rodgers is embracing what could be the final training camp of his career.

Per Mike DeFabo of The Athletic, the Steelers defense has been the dominant unit in camp so far, as new quarterback Aaron Rodgers becomes accustomed to the new scheme. Pittsburgh has had issues with running the ball and with deep passes.

Per Derrick Bell of Steelers Now, Rodgers isn’t on the field, and neither is DK Metcalf. “Looks like a vet day for Rodgers,” Bell posted on X. “I don’t see DK either.” Alan Saunders also points out that there are several defensive stars not seen on the practice field.