Steelers-Packers won't be a revenge game for Aaron Rodgers, who said he's comes to terms with his exit from Green Bay

Aaron Rodgers knows how the Green Bay Packers do business. He better than anyone knows their philosophy on quarterbacks is to move on from them too early rather than too late.

He learned that firsthand when he was selected in the first round of the 2005 draft as the heir apparent to future Hall of Famer and Super Bowl winner Brett Favre. He bided his time behind Favre for three seasons before being elevated to the starting role and eventually becoming one of the NFL’s all-time great players.

So Rodgers knew exactly what was happening when the Packers selected Jordan Love in the first round of the 2020 draft. From that moment on, Rodgers knew his days in Green Bay were numbered.

“I texted with him last week,” Rodgers said of Love on Wednesday afternoon following practice at UPMC Rooney