While Buffalo (8-4) is back in the winner's circle, Pittsburgh (6-6) has lost two straight games and five of its last seven. Sunday was another brutal showing for a Steelers offense that gained just 166 yards and possessed the ball for less than 19 minutes.

Myles Garrett just rubbed more salt in the Steelers’ wounds. Cleveland Browns defensive end Myles Garrett took a vicious shot at Aaron Rodgers and the Pittsburgh Steelers after leading his team to a stunning 13-6 win on Sunday.

In an extraordinary twist of fate, Aaron Rodgers finds himself facing Shedeur Sanders and the Cleveland Browns, marking a poignant full-circle moment in his illustrious career. This matchup is not just a game;

The Steelers won the toss and deferred, giving the Lions the opportunity to score first. Instead, they went three-and-out. A second-down sack from Keeanu Benton put the Lions behind the sticks and a screen pass to Jahmyr Gibbs went nowhere.

An AFC battle with major playoff implications brings plenty of intrigue to the NFL Week 15 finale, as the Miami Dolphins and Pittsburgh Steelers battle it out in primetime.

During the live broadcast, NBC's Cris Collinsworth made a statement that resonated with viewers, particularly Bears fans: "That was like an Aaron Rodgers there. He got the offside, worked the hard count and then very calmly ... buy a little time ... and just roped it in there." This comparison is significant for several reasons.