Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Aaron Rodgers says he will not ‘take over’ the team’s offense and will learn offensive coordinator Arthur Smith’s system. Rodgers, who has longed been cast in the public eye as a controlling figure over his offenses in the past,

Rodgers will earn a $13.65 million base salary with an incentive package of $5.85 million based on how deep the Steelers go into the playoffs and an additional $1.5 million if he wins MVP.

“I mean, I look forward to having my best season for sure, and I think it’s trending that way,” Garrett said.