The Pittsburgh Steelers had a pair of future Hall of Famers do Hall of Fame things in their comeback win over the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.
Quarterback Aaron Rodgers had two touchdown passes in the fourth quarter and overtime. It marks the 255th game (regular season and postseason) in which Rodgers has recorded a touchdown pass, which passes Peyton Manning for the fourth-most all-time. He now trails only Tom Brady (333), Brett Favre (271), and Drew Brees (268).
Jalen Ramsey had himself quite the day, as
well. The All-Pro defensive back recorded 10 tackles, four tackles for loss, and two sacks. He is the first defensive back since 2000 to have such a stat-line in a single game.
Pittsburgh now carries a 4-2 record to Paris, where they will face off against the 2-4 New Orleans Saints, who are coming off a win over the New York Giants.
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