Aaron Rodgers and the helmet threatening his Steelers debut
He now wears the Schutt Air XP Pro VTD II at Steelers camp, a change that doesn’t excite him.
“I don’t like it, no,” Aaron Rodgers admitted. “It looks like a damn spaceship; we’re still looking for the right helmet.”
His frustration highlights a technical challenge that could impact his comfort and performance in the season opener.
Could this be Rodgers final NFL season?
The helmet dilemma comes during a crucial year, as Aaron Rodgers hinted that his stint in Pittsburgh might be his farewell to the NFL.
“I’m pretty sure this is my last season,” he said on The Pat McAfee Show. Rodgers aims to end his career meaningfully, enjoying every game while leaving a mark on one of the league’s most iconic franchises.
After 18 seasons with the Green Bay Packers, including a 2011 Super Bowl title, plus two years with the Jets, Rodgers faces a new chapter filled with high expectations.
Fans and analysts are questioning whether he can lead the Steelers to Super Bowl glory before hanging up his helmet for good.
His experience and leadership are unquestionable, but the uncertainty surrounding his helmet adds intrigue to the start of the season.
As Aaron Rodgers and his team search for the perfect helmet fit, each practice becomes a countdown to the Steelers’ opener.
The combination of talent, strategy, and now technical adjustments makes the 2025 season one to watch closely, not only for Rodgers’ on-field performance but also for how he navigates challenges off the field.
