This former Bills wide receiver is visiting the Steelers to potentially be a new weapon for star quarterback Aaron Rodgers.

Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Aaron Rodgers has enjoyed bonding with his new teammates during training camp.

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Aaron Rodgers and Roman Wilson had an intense moment earlier this month during one of the Pittsburgh Steelers' training camp practices.

Aaron Rodgers is the new quarterback running the show for the Pittsburgh Steelers. After signing a one-year contract in free agency, which Rodgers has said will be his final year in the NFL, he's looking to make a championship run with one of the most storied franchises in league history.

Aaron Rodgers will wait at least another week before he plays in his first game as a member of the Pittsburgh Steelers. Rodgers is among the Steelers veterans who won't see the field when the Steelers host the Buccaneers in Saturday's second preseason game, according to coach Mike Tomlin .

What’s Changed: Rodgers is now a member of the Steelers where he’ll be tossing rock to his new WR1 in D.K. Metcalf. Jonnu Smith being added to the fold helps as well, but after that there isn’t much proven talent as far as pass catchers at Rodgers disposal.

Aaron Rodgers has reignited the debate surrounding the intersection of politics and sports by criticizing Donald Trump's handling of the Covid-19 pandemic, particularly his decision to keep Dr. Anthony Fauci in charge.