There was no greatness to be found in Pittsburgh's loss to Buffalo. All a diminished Rodgers could do was play through the pain.

With a 10-yard completion to DK Metcalf in the fourth quarter against the Buffalo Bills on Sunday, Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Aaron Rodgers became just the fifth player in NFL history to eclipse 65,

The Pittsburgh Steelers had an absolutely embarrassing performance all around in their Week 13 loss against the Buffalo Bills. There is really no way to defend losing the yardage battle 372-166, especially when Buffalo had much more rushing yards than Pittsburgh had total yards.

The Steelers' offense resembled a group of players that had never played together. It looked like day one of spring ball at your local high school. And when you hear what Rodgers said about the week of practice before the Bills game, that adds up, and it points to an even greater concern.

Aaron Rodgers hung up his Green Bay Packers jersey several years ago now, but the moves around the NFL since then clearly haven't lessened his distaste for the

It was an unfortunate sequence of events for the Pittsburgh Steelers coming out of the half. On the first play from scrimmage, Aaron Rodgers was sacked for a nine-yard loss, and he lost a fumble, recovered by Bills DT Christian Benford and returned for a 17-yard touchdown.

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