Aaron Rodgers, in just his second session at Pittsburgh's training camp, delivered a frank assertion: he sees the Steelers among the elite teams capable of winning the Super Bowl.

Following Thursday’s practice, Rodgers was asked if he believes Pittsburgh has a team built to make a Super Bowl run. He acknowledged that every team in the NFL is optimistic at this point in the offseason, but he genuinely believes this Steelers team can be special.

Rodgers, who agreed to a one-year, $13.65 million contract with the Steelers in June after a lengthy saga, eventually connected with Metcalf during the 90-minute practice session, along with wideout Scotty Miller and tight end Darnell Washington, but did not toss any touchdowns, per the report.