Aaron Rodgers leaning on Fraizer as he strives to become an 'expert' on Pittsburgh offence

Pittsburgh Steelers quarter-back is keen to quickly become an expert of his new sides offensive game

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00:00I mean, once it stops being fun, you should probably hang it up.

00:03So I love that we're out here in La Trobe.

00:05I love the opportunity for true camaraderie at nighttime.

00:08As much as I have a good feel for the offense, I'm not what I would call an expert of the offense yet.

00:14You become an expert, well, I become an expert when you break the huddle and you can see the picture in your mind.

00:20And every now and then the picture's a little fuzzy still, so I'm still working some things out.

00:24But Zach is so freaking smart.

00:26He's making some calls for me.

00:28I told him the other day, I said, don't get used to that.

00:30I said, at some point, I'm going to be making the calls for you.

00:33But he's got a real good disposition for a center.

00:37He's obviously a talented player.

00:38And I think his leadership is what I'd like to see most continue to grow because the leadership often grows at the same rate as a performance.

00:49And everybody knows what kind of player he is, so he's going to have more opportunities to lead.