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Aaron Rodgers tells Guinness fans what they want to hear

Aaron Rodgers wishes Steelers arrived in Ireland earlier to 'see some things,' drink Guinness 'off the tap'

Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Aaron Rodgers does not feel the team's travel approach for Sunday's game against the Minnesota Vikings at Croke Park in Dublin, Ireland, was handled well.

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In Ireland, Aaron Rodgers talks Guinness and NFL international growth

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Aaron Rodgers tells Guinness fans what they want to hear after landing in Dublin

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Aaron Rodgers Criticizes Steelers' Travel Plans for Ireland Game After Friday Arrival

Rodgers told reporters that he wished the team got into Dublin early this week, per comments relayed by ESPN's Brooke Pryor.

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NFL refutes report about denying Pittsburgh Steelers' request for Dublin game

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Steelers' Aaron Rodgers discusses new helmet, offseason Vikings rumors ahead of Dublin game

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Aaron Rodgers just drove the first wedge between himself and Mike Tomlin

“We started our day Wednesday and Thursday about 90 minutes early," he added, per ESPN. "We encouraged everyone to get up early and then, on the other end, go to bed early. Hopefully, we’re able to stay on our feet all day [Friday] and complete the process of acclimating.”

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Aaron Rodgers has new, ridiculous complaint ahead of Steelers-Vikings in London

Former Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers isn’t thrilled with how the Steelers handled the team’s travel plans for Sunday’s game against the Minnesota Vikings in Ireland.

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Rodgers, Metcalf embracing first regular season game in Ireland

Steelers quarterback Aaron Rodgers is thrilled to play in the first regular season game being held in Ireland. During his press conference on Wednesday, the 41-year-old spoke about wanting to fly there earlier this week and get one of his favorite refreshments.