Aaron Rodgers didn't seem concerned that his first pass in his first Steelers training camp was an interception. The veteran NFL quarterback said it won't be the last either.

Yahoo Sports is on the road this summer hitting camps across the country, and we're rounding up the news, updates, position battles and more you need to know.

Check out players on the hot seat, positional breakdowns, a fan guide and more in our Pittsburgh Steelers training camp preview. As he enters likely final NFL season, Aaron Rodgers wants to fit in as

Pittsburgh Steelers wide receiver Calvin Austin III was one of many players who flew out to Malibu, California, to visit Aaron Rodgers. Ahead of training camp, Rodgers was trying to build a relationship with the weapons he would be throwing the ball to before the team got to work.

As it turns out, Rodgers is feeling so confident about the upcoming season that he views the Steelers as one of just 10 to 12 teams that could potentially win the Super Bowl this year. "I think most of the 32 teams would probably say something to that accord at this time of the year,