Aaron Rodgers and D.K. Metcalf, Steelers quarterback and receiver, are sharing a suite at training camp for the second year in a row. They have established ground rules for living together, including a toilet pact. Rodgers, who follows the “if it’s yellow, let it mellow” rule, has dictated that they will not flush the toilet until the morning if they need to use it at night.

Metcalf had initially disagreed with this rule in 2025, preferring to flush the toilet after each use. However, this season, he arrived at camp already aware of the rules and has agreed to follow them. The development of an offense involves getting a quarterback and receiver on the same page, and this season they have already established their understanding of the suite’s rules.

The toilet pact has raised questions about the practicality of not flushing the toilet, especially considering the athletes’ high hydration levels during training camp. While some may argue that not flushing the toilet can be unhygienic, others may see it as a minor compromise for the sake of a good night’s sleep.

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