Aaron Rodgers Spurs Steelers to Key Win Amid Offensive Concerns

Aaron Rodgers led the Pittsburgh Steelers to a narrow 21-14 victory over the New England Patriots, surpassing Brett Favre with his 509th career passing touchdown during the game. Despite the milestone, Rodgers was openly critical of the Steelers' offense, acknowledging its inconsistency and stating the defense carried the team. The Steelers scored early but struggled offensively afterward, managing only 203 total yards and relying heavily on a defense that forced five turnovers. Former Steelers coach Bill Cowher praised Rodgers's leadership and important plays, noting that his willingness to admit he needs to improve is a positive sign for the team. However, concerns remain about the offense's sustainability, especially given the team's poor rushing performance and Rodgers' uncharacteristic interception. Rodgers' accomplishment was recognized as a significant career milestone, but the Steelers' future success depends on offensive improvements.