THE Aaron Rodgers era in Pittsburgh isn’t off to a great start.
The newest Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback is struggling to start his final training camp.
Aaron Rodgers isn’t quite on the same page with his receivers at training camp[/caption]
Pat Freiermuth could be seen frustrated with Rodgers’ passes at camp[/caption]
Last week, Rodgers arrived to training camp to get ready for the 2025 season.
However, he was quick to start throwing interceptions and it appears he might not be on the same page with his offensive players.
After his interceptions, Rodgers appeared unwilling to throw the ball downfield.
During a play that was caught on camera, tight end Pat Freiermuth could be seen winning his route and getting open.
However, Rodgers opted to check the ball down instead of finding his tight end.
Freiermuth quickly expressed his displeasure with Rodgers’ decision by throwing his arms up in the air.
While Freiermuth was upset with the decision, fans had the opposite opinion.
Many fans pointed out that Freiermuth’s route looked lazy and that he wasn’t running hard enough to get the ball.
“Bro takes 30 minutes to get into his route and expects the ball,” one fan said.
“Pat probably should be worried about hustling on his routes,” another fan said.
“Rumor has it, he is still running his route,” a third fan said.
“Maybe he should run full speed. A-Rod ain’t gonna throw it to someone jogging,” a fourth fan said.
“Slowest route ever,” a fifth fan said.
Rodgers is going to need to form a better connection with his pass-catchers before the season starts.
He is going to want to end his career on a high note after admitting that this season will be his last.
NFL important dates 2025 season
March 12 – Free Agency begins
April 24-26 – NFL Draft in Green Bay, Wisconsin
September 4 – 2025 season opener (TBC vs Eagles)
November 27 – Thanksgiving Day triple header
January 4, 2026 – End of regular-season
February 8, 2026 – Super Bowl LX at Levi’s Stadium in Santa Clara, California
“Yeah, I’m pretty sure this is it. That’s why we just did a one-year deal,” he told Pat McAfee.
“This was really about finishing with a lot of love and fun and peace for the career I’ve had.
“I’ve played 20 frickin’ years, you know? It’s been a long run and I’ve enjoyed it.
“What better place to finish it than in one of the cornerstone franchises of the NFL with Mike Tomlin and a great group of leadership and great guys.”
The Steelers kick off their 2025 season on September 7 against the New York Jets.
