LATROBE, Pa. -- Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Aaron Rodgers is still not happy with his helmet as training camp is coming to a close. For years, Rodgers used the Schutt Air XP Q11 helmet for his entire career, but it failed to pass NFL regulations this offseason.

When the Steelers’ new quarterback takes the field in a competitive environment, Rodgers is sporting a new helmet. Rodgers, a creature of habit, stuck with the same head protect

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,