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Aaron Rodgers helmet: Steelers QB forced to switch following NFL ban

"I can’t stand the helmet," Rodgers told reporters. "I’ve worn a Schutt for 20 years and somehow it finally didn’t pass the safety standards."

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Aaron Rodgers already voices first complaint to the NFL after joining Mike Tomlin’s Steelers

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Aaron Rodgers already has major complaint with the Steelers, and it's not what you'd expect

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Aaron Rodgers ‘thoughtful’ gesture that stood out to Steelers coach

The Pittsburgh Steelers accomplished their main offseason goal last week when they signed legendary quarterback Aaron Rodgers to a one-year, $13.65 million contract in free agency.

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Newest Steeler Makes Stunning Announcement

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Another NFL Quarterback Is Getting Married After Aaron Rodgers

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Aaron Rodgers’ helmet drama overshadows Steelers debut as NFL bans longtime gear of choice

Aaron Rodgers, now with the Steelers, faces an unexpected challenge as the NFL bans his preferred Schutt Air XP Q11 helmet. Rodgers expressed frustrat

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Aaron Rodgers Frustrated with NFL's Decision on Preferred Helmet Model

New Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Aaron Rodgers has spent time between minicamp workouts this week trying to find a comfortable helmet. That's because the NFL banned Rodgers's preferred Schutt Air XP Q11 helmet and he will not be allowed to wear it this fall.

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Aaron Rodgers Hates His Helmet

The long, strange free agency trip of Aaron Rodgers finally ended when he reported for the Pittsburgh Steelers mandatory mincamp on Tuesday. During the offseason, the NFL banned the Schutt Air XP Q11 helmet.

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"I can’t stand the helmet": Aaron Rodgers pressured into helmet switch following NFL safety ban in lead-up to Pittsburgh Steelers debut

Aaron Rodgers is facing an unwelcome change as he begins his Steelers career. The NFL has banned his preferred Schutt Air XP Pro Q11 LTD helmet due to safety concerns. Rodgers, unhappy with the mandate,