Pittsburgh Steelers fans aren't going to get a first look at the team's major offseason acquisitions in game action on Saturday.

Aaron Rodgers will wait at least another week before he plays in his first game as a member of the Pittsburgh Steelers. Rodgers is among the Steelers veterans who won't see the field when the Steelers host the Buccaneers in Saturday's second preseason game,

Mike Tomlin has decided not to play Aaron Rodgers in Pittsburgh's preseason game against Tampa Bay. Rodgers, the NFL's oldest player and a four-time MVP, is expected to make his official debut with the Steelers in the season opener against the New York Jets on Sept.