The popular mentalist stunned Rodgers and Co. during their Hard Knocks appearance with a jaw-dropping training camp trick that left the star QB speechless.

The Steelers compounded the issue with multiple senseless penalties, especially DK Metcalf's eye poke of Packers linebacker Quay Walker that cost the Steelers 15 yards. "It's not our style of business, and we can't live like that," Steelers coach Mike Tomlin said of his team's unnecessary penalties.

If Micah Parsons is still looking for a place to live in Green Bay, he could have Aaron Rodgers' former house.

Jordan Love spent a number of seasons serving as Aaron Rodgers' backup in Green Bay and learning from the veteran quarterback, so getting to face him during the Packers' 35-25 win over the Pittsburgh Steelers on Sunday night hit a little different.

Though we'll never say never with Rodgers, it appears the four-quarterback group to beat all 32 teams -- Brett Favre, Tom Brady, Drew Brees and Peyton Manning -- is safe for now. It should also be noted that Fran Tarkenton and Joe Montana beat all 28 teams when the league only had 28 teams.

Aaron Rodgers has the chance to join the exclusive list of quarterbacks to beat all 32 teams. Here's a look at his stats against the other 31.

Aaron Rodgers was solid but not spectacular in his first-ever game against the Green Bay Packers. The Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback passed for 219 yards and two touchdowns in a 35-25 loss to the team he won four MVPs and a Super Bowl with earlier in his career.

Aaron Rodgers, PIT (vs. IND): Rodgers is on a three-game streak with 16.7 or more points. A matchup against a subpar Indianapolis secondary should extend that streak to four games. The Colts have five defensive backs who have allowed 10+ FPPG since Week 5 and rank 30th in TE FPPG allowed in that same span.

The Pittsburgh Steelers made sure they helped out quarterback Aaron Rodgers, giving him a wide reicever he has great rapport with. Jeremy Fowler o

Being given up on by the team that you gave everything to doesn’t have to be the end of your storied career, and that’s what Steelers quarterback Aaron Rodgers is out to prove at age 41, even if he’s had quite the rocky road since leaving the Packers.