Aaron Rodgers is leaning into his final year, except when it comes to playing in the preseason
Summary
Aaron Rodgers, the Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback, is in his 22nd and final NFL training camp and prefers not to play much in the preseason games. He believes preseason games are not like real games and wants younger quarterbacks to get more playing time while he supports from the sidelines.Key Facts
- Aaron Rodgers is in his 22nd and last NFL training camp with the Pittsburgh Steelers.
- He views preseason games as less important and not “real football” compared to regular-season games.
- Rodgers plans to watch from the sidelines during preseason and help younger players.
- Backup quarterbacks Drew Allar and Will Howard, both much younger, will play more in preseason.
- Rodgers used to be nervous during preseason early in his career but no longer feels that way.
- Steelers coach Mike McCarthy may divide offense playing time among different groups during preseason.
- Health and protecting experienced players like Rodgers are key factors in preseason playing decisions.
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