Dan Orlovsky and Ryan Clark discuss the kind of impact Aaron Rodgers could have on the Steelers in his first season with the team. (1:48)Open Extended ReactionsLATROBE, Pa. -- Aaron Rodgers believes the new-look Pittsburgh Steelers offense is starting to figure things out. The veteran quarterback says he's even open to showcasing how far the offense has come in Saturday's preseason opener against Jacksonville ... if coach Mike Tomlin asks. "I think Mike and I have that at some point. The former Ohio State star is dealing with a hand injury and won't be available, leaving Rodgers, veteran Mason Rudolph and Skylar Thompson to split the snaps against the Jaguars.