Mason Rudolph opened up for the first time about the Pittsburgh Steelers signing Aaron Rodgers.

Some Steelers fans were upset about quarterback Mason Rudolph's recent appearance at a Donald Trump rally, prompting a response from the team.

At OTAs, Steelers QB Mason Rudolph addressed fan backlash over his appearance at President Donald Trump's rally in Pittsburgh.

Steelers quarterback Mason Rudolph made an appearance at a Donald Trump rally in Pennsylvania, sparking backlash which caused the team to issue a statement.

"I love Mason," added Steelers tight end Pat Freiermuth, who was teammates with Rudolph during the quarterback's first go-around in Pittsburgh. "He's a hell of a guy, hell of a teammate.

Mason Rudolph deserves better than the Steelers organization, which has pulled the rug out from under him on several occasions. Aaron Rodgers will do the honors this time around.

At the first day of OTAs in Pittsburgh, it took all of 90 seconds for Steelers quarterback Mason Rudolph to be asked about Aaron Rodgers.

Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Mason Rudolph shared with reporters Tuesday why he elected to return to the team that drafted him.

Rudolph is serving as the team's QB1 during spring workouts amid constant chatter about the team adding Rodgers or another veteran quarterback.

Mason Rudolph is currently the Steelers' top quarterback. He knows that will change if Aaron Rodgers signs but isn't worrying about those rumors.

Mason Rudolph is currently the Steelers' top quarterback. He knows that will change if Aaron Rodgers signs but isn't worrying about those rumors.

Mason Rudolph is currently the number one quarterback on the Pittsburgh Steelers depth chart. How long that remains the case is yet to be seen, as the minute Aaron Rodgers signs, he will assume ...