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Louisiana families have always stepped up when neighbors need help. Whether it's pulling together after a hurricane, supporting local schools, or helping veterans get back on their feet, our ...

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Shortly after complaining about being forced to change helmets for the 2025 NFL season, Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Aaron Rodgers got a response to his comments.

Pittsburgh Steelers' starting quarterback Aaron Rodgers wore the same helmet model for 20 seasons in the NFL, but he's searching for a new fit for the 2025 season.

The company's CEO, Jeremy Erspamer, expressed sympathy for Rodgers. "I feel for players like Aaron Rodgers,” he said. “He’s worn that same helmet model basically his entire career.

Following the Pittsburgh Steelers' quarterback stating his frustrations regarding his new helmet, the manufacturer's CEO responded to the statements.

In an interview with Andrew Vazquez of Steelers Wire, Certor Sports CEO Jeremy Erspamer, the company behind the Schutt F7 model, responded to Rodgers’ frustration over the new helmet and the ...

Certor Sports CEO Jeremy Erspamer, the company behind the Schutt F7 model, responded to Rodgers’ frustration over the new helmet.