Steelers Coach Uses 1 Word To Describe Working With Aaron Rodgers

As the Pittsburgh Steelers and their staff settle into life with Aaron Rodgers, one of Pittsburgh's coaches was honest in his assessment of working with the four-time MVP.

It's been a little while since the team has had a quarterback that will one day reside in Canton and it's reportedly forcing everyone to step up— including wide receivers coach Zach Azzanni who called practicing with Rodgers a "challenge."

But not in the way you might think...

"I love that challenge," Azzanni told Brooke Pryor of ESPN.com. "I like that. I'd rather have someone that's dialed into the detail in the perimeter, and those guys ultimately have to be on the same page. I understand that he's hard on receivers, and I like that because I'm hard on receivers."

This isn't Azzanni's first time being around the Steelers' new signal-caller. He was also the receivers coach in New York during Rodgers' first season with the Jets.

That year saw Aaron limited to just four snaps before tearing his Achilles, but it was still enough to see the standard of preparation that the 41-year-old expects when his offense takes the field.