It was truly the tale of two halves in Sunday’s matchup between the Ravens and Steelers. Aaron Rodgers and the Steelers offense came out firing, completing three deep passes of 20+ yards to DK Metcalf. Entering Week 14, Rodgers had completed just seven deep passes all season, and went the entire month of November without one. Rodgers and Metcalf were on the same page from moment one, as Metcalf finished the contest with a season-high 12 targets for seven receptions and 148 yards. Rodgers came away on the winning side of a questionable reversed interception call in the fourth quarter, after officials deemed he caught his own batted ball.
Monday Morning QB Talk: Another Slow Start Dooms Ravens in Must-Win
