Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Aaron Rodgers was taking part in the American Century Championship, and he almost hit a child with one of his shots, but he had a perfect response

Pittsburgh Steelers star Aaron Rodgers had no time for fan interaction while he was competing in the American Century Championship near Lake Tahoe on Sunday.

Part III revealing quarterbacks 10-1 was released on Monday, and Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Aaron Rodgers ranked No. 6. Every quarterback featured a tribute from a panel member, and I did the feature for Rodgers.

At present, Tom Brady (90,402) leads the all-time list. But, surpassing Peyton Manning and Brett Favre would place Aaron Rodgers third.

A viral TikTok shows Aaron Rodgers calling a fan an "autograph hound" and refusing to sign memorabilia when the fan couldn't remember who caught a pass in 2005.

When we get down to the tight end spot, there seemed to be only one choice for the starter – at least in Cal fans’ eyes. And sure enough former Golden Bears great Tony Gonzalez was named the starting tight end on the All-Quarter-Century team. Rob Gronkowski and Travis Kelce were named the two reserves at the position, with CBS’ explanation:

Aaron Rodgers tested a fan's memory of a ticket he wanted him to sign and soon labled him an "Autograph Hound."