Aaron Rodgers had to change helmets this offseason, and the Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback isn't a fan of the change.

During a Tuesday appearance on Pittsburgh radio station WDVE, Rodgers expanded on how spending the bulk of his first three pro seasons as a backup made him want to become a big-brother figure for younger players,

LATROBE, Pa. — Aaron Rodgers is still feeling things out in Pittsburgh, in more ways than one. The NFL’s oldest player, who wrapped up his initial (and likely only) training camp with the Steelers at Saint Vincent College on Tuesday, is still searching for the right helmet.