While he has been lauded for his openness with the media since coming to Pittsburgh, Rodgers quickly made it clear Wednesday that he has no plans to share his inner thoughts on facing the Jets for the first time since they unceremoniously released him after just two seasons.

Quarterback Aaron Rodgers's first game action in the Steelers offense will come at MetLife Stadium against the Jets team he played for during a disappointing 2024 season, but he said on Wednesday that neither the new scheme nor the old memories are causing him any stress.

Rodgers brushed aside the idea that he has something to prove to the New York front office and first-year head coach Aaron Glenn after the Jets opted to move on from the 41-year-old over the winter following two injury-filled and at times tumultuous seasons.