Aaron Rodgers Reportedly 'Has Been Good to Be Around' Since Signing Steelers Contract

The Aaron Rodgers experience in Pittsburgh reportedly has been a good one so far.

On The Rich Eisen Show, NFL Network's Tom Pelissero detailed how things have gone in Rodgers' first few weeks with the Steelers.

"It's been really good in the building so far in the way that Aaron has treated people, the way that he's gone about his business, getting to know his teammates," Pelissero said. "He's been good to be around. Which, that was always the word out of the Jets, too. Nobody disliked this guy... There was a bad taste in his mouth from the Jets' experience. He now has the chance to wash that out in Pittsburgh; he's clearly motivated. He said himself, this is one for his soul. Everything I've heard is that, behind the scenes, he's been good and on the field, he can still snap it."

In his past stops, Rodgers has been known to butt heads with teammates and coaches, but it seems the veteran, likely in his final years in the NFL, is looking to go out on a positive note.

He'll also hope to close out his career with a strong season on the field.

While Rodgers isn't the MVP-level quarterback he once was, he showed last year that he still has plenty left to give, throwing for 3,897 yards and 28 touchdowns. He'll lead an offense featuring a standout receiver in DK Metcalf, and the two will look to lead the Steelers to playoff success after years of first-round exits.