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Watch Aaron Rodgers surprisingly play defense during Steelers practice

Aaron Rodgers is having the time of his life in training camp, it seems. The Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback is entering his age-42 season, yet the star is still having fun in training camp. How can we say that? Well, it’s because Rodgers is hilariously trying to dabble in other positions in his downtime.

A video from the Steelers’ training camp shows Rodgers partaking in what seems to be a drill where the quarterback gets blitzed. However, Rodgers wasn’t seen behind the offensive line… but in front of it. The veteran quarterback was part of the blitz package, joining in on the fun by rushing the backups.

Rodgers talked a little more about how he’s regained his love for football after last season. Despite finishing the season on a low note after a first-round exit, the Steelers quarterback credited Mike Tomlin for helping him ignite his passion for the sport.

“I’m thankful for last year with Coach Tomlin, because he helped me get that love back, that deep love back for the game,” Rodgers said in an appearance on SiriusXM Radio. “That, you know, tearing my Achilles and going through a year of rehab, and just never feeling like myself, it just kind of beats you up a little bit, and I didn’t want that to be my ending in the game that I love so much, and Mike and being around the guys, got me that love back, and I was content in walking away.”

After Tomlin stepped away from the Steelers, Rodgers was reunited with his former coach in Green Bay, Mike McCarthy. Pittsburgh once again faces some steep competition in the division. The Baltimore Ravens revamped their coaching staff as well, while the Cincinnati Bengals loaded up their defense. It will be an uphill climb, but with Rodgers fully motivated, things might end up being fine for the Steelers.

This article first appeared on NFL on ClutchPoints and was syndicated with permission.

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