Quarterback Aaron Rodgers said his interception wasn't a bad omen for his Steelers tenure, saying, "I'm going to throw some touchdowns, too," and expressing optimism about the team's Super Bowl hopes.

At St. Vincent College in Latrobe, Pennsylvania, fans are buzzing as the Aaron Rodgers era begins. Mike Tomlin and the Steelers front office brought in the 41-year-old quarterback to jump-start the offense. It’s still early in camp, but Rodgers’ first play during team drills on Thursday ended in embarrassment.

After Aaron Rodgers got off to a rough start at Pittsburgh Steelers training camp, some fans immediately called for Mason Rudolph at QB.