PITTSBURGH (AP) — Mike Tomlin and the Pittsburgh Steelers let Aaron Rodgers get ready for the season at his own pace. The four-time MVP repaid that trust with a four-touchdown performance against the New York Jets in his first game in black and gold. The Steelers won 34-32, proving Rodgers still has plenty to offer at 41. Tomlin expressed confidence in Rodgers, who felt he needed to prove himself after being let go by the Jets. While the Steelers’ defense needs improvement, especially against the run, there’s optimism about their Rodgers-led offense heading into a Week 2 visit by Seattle.