The Pittsburgh Steelers kick off their 2025 season tonight against the Jacksonville Jaguars, as preseason play continues around the NFL. Several stars won’t be on the field for Pittsburgh, including quarterback Aaron Rodgers. And while the four-time MVP won’t be playing in Jacksonville, he may not be playing until the regular season.

Head coach Mike Tomlin spoke on Saturday, where he strongly hinted that No. 8 may be a permanent fixture on the sidelines for all of exhibition play.

“This guy has been doing this for 21 years,” Tomlin said via Alan Saunders of Steelers Now. “His cumulative snap total and what’s required for him to be ready is different than others. And so if I’m not adaptable and open to adjustments relative to the needs of our guys, then I’m not doing my job.”

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