Even in his early 40's, Aaron Rodgers continues to make himself one of the biggest stories in the NFL . In his 21st pro season, he will look to keep the Pittsburgh Steelers competitive and elevate them a bit.

The future Hall of Fame quarterback just finished a disastrous two-year stint with the talented but disappointing New York Jets. He didn't play in the Steelers' first preseason game last weekend, as they opted to start Skylar Thompson and have Mason Rudolph serve as their QB2 in their 31-25 victory over the Jacksonville Jaguars.

If fans were hoping to see Rodgers this Saturday against the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, they will be disappointed by what Pittsburgh head coach Mike Tomlin said. Tomlin told reporters that several key starters, including Rodgers, will sit versus Tampa Bay.

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