The Pittsburgh Steelers are back under the primetime lights for the second straight week, this time hosting the Green Bay Packers on Sunday night at Acrisure Stadium. After an embarrassing loss to the Cincinnati Bengals, Pittsburgh is desperate to bounce back, especially with tough matchups against the Colts and Chargers coming up. A loss Sunday could trigger a rough slide, turning a 4-2 record into 4-4 or even 4-5 in a hurry.
This matchup brings plenty of intrigue as Aaron Rodgers faces his former team for the first time. With a win, Rodgers would become one of the few quarterbacks to have beaten all 32 NFL teams, marking a milestone moment against the franchise that drafted him.