Summary

A new head coach (Mike McCarthy) and a new offensive coordinator (Brian Angelichio) means it's likely going to take some time for an offense to fully blossom. With that said, Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Aaron Rodgers thinks their operation is getting "close" to how he envisioned it would look. "You start from zero, for sure, but there are some vibes that start to flow a little bit if you put together a couple good performances in a row," Rodgers said at practice Tuesday, according to the Steelers' team website.

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