As the Steelers prepare for their final preseason game on Thursday night against the Carolina Panthers, there is one thing quarterback Aaron Rodgers wants out of the game.

"Health," said Rodgers. "Everybody getting through healthy. That's the most important thing."

At the time he spoke on Tuesday, Rodgers didn't say if he would be playing or not, simply stating that he will 'roll with whatever' Coach Mike Tomlin decides.

And rolling with it is something Rodgers has been doing since arriving with the Steelers. He has a personality that has brought the offense together, a four-time NFL MVP and future Hall of Famer who is just one of the guys on and off the field.

It's not uncommon to see him having lunch with rookies or stretching with a defensive player before practice.

He has a desire

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