It's not often that starting quarterbacks appear in preseason games, much less 41-year-old NFL veterans, but Aaron Rodgers plans to be ready if his number is called this week.

With rookie quarterback Will Howard out, the Steelers might only play two quarterbacks if Aaron Rodgers doesn't play.

While he's open to playing in the preseason, Aaron Rodgers apparently doesn't see much value in it. The Pittsburgh Steelers' veteran quarterback essentially said as much when he was asked Wednesday about the possibility of playing in any of Pittsburgh's upcoming preseason games.

Jacksonville Jaguars star rookie Travis Hunter has made it clear that he wants to play on both sides of the ball this season, but one NFL veteran thinks it can't be done.