Aaron Rodgers began his Steelers minicamp, marking the second consecutive year a Super Bowl-winning quarterback joined the team. Rodgers, who signed his contract Saturday, took the No. 8 jersey. Teammates expressed excitement about working with the future Hall of Famer, despite his late arrival. Rodgers' presence has significantly changed the team's atmosphere, and though he missed voluntary workouts, teammates are confident he'll quickly integrate. The Steelers have a six-week break before training camp.

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