Aaron Rodgers just revealed his journey to becoming a Pittsburgh Steeler — and it begins and ends with HC Mike Tomlin.

Coach Mike Tomlin likes to say that camp doesn’t truly begin until the pads come out of storage and genuine hitting is permitted.

The Steelers' sixth-round rookie QB continued to impress on Sunday — even outperforming Mason Rudolph, who overthrew RB Kaleb Johnson on a screen and was intercepted by Echols during seven shots.

"’Cause he's seen it and done it all," Tomlin said. "Everything's a re-run. And it's my job to make sure that he's engaged, that he's having fun, that the things that attracted him to the game 20 yea...

Rodgers says that the peace of mind he has right now and the confidence that he has at this moment is due to his new wife, Brittani.