With the Steelers down their top two wide receivers, Scotty Miller became a central player—and they scored 6 points. That’s not to blame Miller, who saw the second-most targets during the game with 7. He only caught 3 of them for 25 yards, the Steelers barely completing 50 percent of their passes.
One target to Scotty Miller stands out, though, coming late in the first half on 4th and 1. Aaron Rodgers targeted him with a shot into the end zone from Cleveland’s 22, citing the fact that he saw Miller one-on-one. The receiver had perhaps a step on the defender, but the ball landed beyond both of them, incomplete.