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Aaron Rodgers helmet: Steelers QB forced to switch following NFL ban

"I can’t stand the helmet," Rodgers told reporters. "I’ve worn a Schutt for 20 years and somehow it finally didn’t pass the safety standards."

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CEO who made new helmet model reacts to Aaron Rodgers’ frustration after NFL banned old model: ‘I feel for players’

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Helmet CEO Responds to Steelers' Aaron Rodgers

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Daily News & Links: Will Howard Gives Back; Can Steelers Win 10 Games with Aaron Rodgers?

“I’ve always wanted to be able to have an impact on kids like I was impacted when I was there age,” Howard told WSYX ABC 6.

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ex-Seahawks star DK Metcalf planning extra work with new Steelers QB Aaron Rodgers

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Aaron Rodgers Brutal Truth Offered by Ben Roethlisberger

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Why Aaron Rodgers' iconic helmet Schutt Air XP Q11 was banned

Aaron Rodgers has preferred to wear a Schutt helmet and most recently wore the Schutt Air XP Q11 model when he played for the New York Jets last season.

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"I can’t stand the helmet": Aaron Rodgers pressured into helmet switch following NFL safety ban in lead-up to Pittsburgh Steelers debut

Aaron Rodgers is facing an unwelcome change as he begins his Steelers career. The NFL has banned his preferred Schutt Air XP Pro Q11 LTD helmet due to safety concerns. Rodgers, unhappy with the mandate,

First Call: Helmet manufacturer responds to Aaron Rodgers' complaints; potential progress on Trey Hendrickson's contract

First Call” returns Monday with reaction to Aaron Rodgers’ complaints about his new helmet at Pittsburgh Steelers’ minicamp. Nick Chubb bids a gracious goodbye to Cleveland. There is some Pitt football recruiting news.

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NFL Forces Rodgers Into Major Change Steelers QB ‘Can’t Stand’

Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Aaron Rodgers has enjoyed the comforts of the same helmet for decades but ever-evolving safety protocols have now outlawed that model in favor of a new one, much to the chagrin of the veteran quarterback.