The Pittsburgh Steelers had a disastrous performance Sunday at Acrisure Stadium against the Buffalo Bills, turning a 7-3 halftime lead into an ugly 26-7 loss, dropping them to .500 on the season.
Though the defense was gashed in the run game, the frustrations largely lie with the offense, which once again couldn’t do anything, and two turnovers early in the second half changed the game entirely. For starting quarterback Aaron Rodgers, some of those issues offensively can be attested to what he described as a poor week of practice, particularly on Thursday, for the Steelers.
Speaking with reporters after the loss to the Bills, Rodgers elaborated on that poor week of preparation.