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Aaron Rodgers still has a bone to choose with the NFL because he still cannot find a helmet he likes to wear on the ground.
The quarter-Arrière MVP has loved its Schutt Air XP Pro Q11 Ltd, but it no longer meets the safety standards of the League.
Consequently, Rodgers had to choose a different helmet. And even if he stayed with Schutt, he is not too lively of his air XP Pro VTD II model with which he trains at the Pittsburgh Steelers training camp.
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The quarter of the Pittsburgh steelers, Aaron Rodgers (8), participates in the exercises during the training camp at Saint Vincent College. (Barry Reeger / Imagn images)
“I don’t like it, no,” he said on Tuesday via ESPN. “I try to change. We are still in the process. It looks like a hell of a spaceship there.”
Rodgers did not specify how he exactly tries to get comfortable in his new helmet, but he knows that it must happen before week 1.
Aaron Rodgers of Steelers says he is “almost sure” this season will be his last
“We were able to change it,” he added. “The facial mask does not correspond to the helmet because it is an old facial mask, obviously as I am old, but we are trying to find the right helmet at the moment.”
The 41 -year -old man complained of his helmet in June shortly after having signed with the Steelers after a long period of free agency this offseason.
And Rodgers did not see if he loved his helmet in the first pre-season Steelers match last Saturday when they faced the Jacksonville jaguars. As it is across the league, most of the starters of the infallible steelers have withdrawn.
The Pittsburgh Steelers quarterrier, Aaron Rodgers (8) before the match against the Jacksonville Jaguars at the Everbank stadium. (Morgan Tencza / Imagn Images)
The Steelers, however, go against the Buccaneers of Tampa Bay during joint practices this week before facing week 2 of the pre-season on Saturday at 7 p.m. at the Acrisure stadium.
“Hopefully [Buccaneers head coach] Todd [Bowles]He will probably not show everything, but he will make things to underline our protection and give us a chance to operate a film, “said Rodgers about the defense of BUCs in practice.
Rodgers is scheduled for the 21st year in the NFL, which he said he was “sure” will be his last season in the League.
“Yeah, I’m almost sure that’s it,” he said on “The Pat McAfee Show” in June. “This is why we have just concluded a one -year agreement.”
Aaron Rodgers # 8 of Pittsburgh Steelers in action during the mini-camp of the UPMC Rooney sports complex on June 10, 2025 in Pittsburgh, in Pennsylvania. (Justin K. Images go / getty)
Rodgers, with a certain type of helmet approved by the NFL, will face its former New York jets at the Metlife Stadium on week 1 on September 7.
