At Friday's practice in Latrobe, the Steelers participated in the iconic seven-shots drill — an intense red-zone simulation where the offense lined up at the two-yard line and the defense attempted to stop them from getting in. And Rodgers' performance more than made up for yesterday's interception on the first throw of team drills.

Aaron Rodgers took the snap, turned to his left, and flicked his first semi-official pass as a Pittsburgh Steeler. A split-second later, the ball settled right into the hands of linebacker Patrick Queen for an interception.

Aaron Rodgers and the Pittsburgh Steelers ' offense made the most of a mulligan coach Mike Tomlin awarded them during the second day of training camp. Friday's practice marked the season debut of Seven Shots,