While Aaron Rodgers excited to play for Mike Tomlin on the Pittsburgh Steelers, the quarterback already let the NFL know he's not happy with one of the changes he's being forced to make in 2025.

This is what Aaron Rodgers told Steelers head coach Mike Tomlin about the initial plan for workload in minicamp. According to ESPN, the way Rodgers started minicamp was Tomlin's idea of the former New York Jet not taking a full workload from the get-go,

Quarterback Aaron Rodgers made his Steelers debut on Tuesday, during the first day of the team's mandatory minicamp. After practice, he met with Pittsburgh reporters for the first time. The first question posted by the team on social media was this: Why was Pittsburgh the right fit for him?