Steelers news: Why Aaron Rodgers thinks offense wasn't that bad in Week 1

Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Aaron Rodgers praised his team's offensive performance in their Week 1 victory over the Atlanta Falcons, despite concerns about the offense appearing sluggish. Rodgers, who went 24-of-40 for 221 yards and one touchdown, argued that the team was unfairly treated by the referees. He pointed out that there were three passes involving pass interference that were not called, including one that could have resulted in a touchdown.

Rodgers also mentioned that the team had an opportunity to score from the end zone, but it was also called back due to another pass interference penalty. While acknowledging that the league can be subjective with its decisions, Rodgers emphasized the importance of keeping perspective on the overall game performance.