DK Metcalf Exposes Aaron Rodgers’ Bizarre Toilet Rule at Steelers Camp

In a quirky twist from the Pittsburgh Steelers training camp at Saint Vincent College, DK Metcalf has revealed a peculiar house rule set by his roommate, none other than veteran quarterback Aaron Rodgers. The two are bunking together in a shared dorm, aiming to forge a bond off the field, but it comes with an unusual bathroom etiquette.

Metcalf shared that Rodgers, apparently a stickler for undisturbed slumber, has requested a no-flush policy during nighttime bathroom visits due to the super loud toilet. Yes, you heard that right—when nature calls after dark, the flush is off-limits. Metcalf recounted a late-night text exchange with Rodgers to check if he was awake before daring to flush, showing just how seriously this rule is taken.

Despite the odd bathroom mandate, Rodgers seems to be embracing dorm life with enthusiasm. Speaking to reporters, the four-time league MVP expressed relief at being paired with Metcalf, humorously noting his preference for a roommate who prioritizes hygiene over, say, a hulking lineman. He also relished the chance to connect with teammates in this unique setting.

On the field, Rodgers kicked off camp with an interception on his first pass but brushed it off with characteristic optimism. He’s confident in the Steelers’ potential, placing them among the 10 to 12 teams with a legitimate shot at the Super Bowl—at least on paper. With challenges like sweaty balls and sweltering heat, Rodgers is ready to throw both picks and touchdowns as the season looms.

This lighthearted glimpse into camp life shows even NFL stars have to navigate the mundane quirks of shared living, proving that teamwork starts with the smallest compromises—even if it means holding off on a flush.