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Aaron Rodgers hits the practice field after signing 1-year deal to stay with the Steelers - Toronto Star
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Aaron Rodgers hit the practice field for the first time as a Pittsburgh Steeler on Thursday, appearing in good spirits as he participated in team activities.
The seven-time Pro Bowl quarterback officially signed his one-year deal with the Steelers earlier this week and made it clear that he was ready to get back to work. According to reports, Rodgers looked sharp during practices and even showed up early to participate in some team-building exercises.
Head coach Mike Tomlin praised Rodgers' enthusiasm and commitment, saying, "It's great to see him here. He's a pro, he's been a pro his whole …
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