Aaron Rodgers already has major complaint with the Steelers, and it's not what you'd expect

Colin Cowherd discusses the expectations for Aaron Rodgers with the Pittsburgh Steelers and why Rodgers said signing for them was 'good for his soul.'

Aaron Rodgers is excited to start his new journey with the Pittsburgh Steelers, but he already has one complaint.

He hates his helmet. 

"I can’t stand the helmet," the quarterback told reporters on Tuesday, as he’s no longer allowed to wear the Schutt model he has usually sported throughout his career. "I’ve worn a Schutt for 20 years and somehow it finally didn’t pass the safety standard."

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Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Aaron Rodgers throws the ball during minicamp at their South Side facility. (Philip G. Pavely-Imagn Images)

Rodgers sported a Schutt Air XP Pro Q11 LTD during his games last season with the New York Jets, which is rare when it comes to helmets in the NFL. Only Joe Flacco, Thomas Morstead and Nick Folk wore the same model. 

Rodgers is no stranger to changing his helmet, as he seemed to be fine with it in 2019 when he was forced to find a different model. But the second time around, he’s finding it an issue. 

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Now, Rodgers has time once more to find a new helmet being that it is only mandatory minicamp right now. 

But, whether Rodgers likes it or not, the NFL’s top priority is safety. As new helmet technology gets developed, older models of helmets will become obsolete. 

Rodgers has only been with the Steelers for a few days, but he’s already made a few headlines at minicamp. 

The biggest of them all was him revealing his wedding ring to reporters on Tuesday, claiming he had been with his partner for "a couple months."

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