Aaron Rodgers, Pittsburgh Steelers and Packers
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Allen Lazard and Aaron Rodgers have been separated for the first time since 2018, but that separation might not last much longer.
Los Angeles Rams quarterback Matthew Stafford is proving that age is just a number. Five games into his age-37 season, Stafford remains one of the league’s most reliable and explosive passers, a reminder that time hasn’t dulled his arm or leadership.
It was easy to forget that Waddle was on the field for the Dolphins. Waddle did almost record a touchdown, but the play was broken up in the end zone by Browns cornerback Tyson Campbell, who also had a pick-six against Tagovailoa.
While celebrating a touchdown, Steelers lineman Broderick Jones jumped on Aaron Rodgers' back and awkwardly knocked him to the ground. Rodgers wasn't happy.
The Buffalo Bills erased a 15-point fourth-quarter deficit to grab a scintillating 41-40 victory over the Baltimore Ravens in a heavyweight slugfest on the opening Sunday of the NFL season.
Late in the fourth quarter, with the Steelers trailing 30-24, Rodgers threw a 68-yard touchdown pass to Pat Freiermuth to put Pittsburgh ahead. The level of accuracy for such long throws made Rodgers so popular in the past, and he continues to show that he still got it.
There are 10 afternoon games Sunday, and the "Sunday Night Football" matchup features Aaron Rodgers and the Pittsburgh Steelers hosting the Green Bay Packers, the franchise with which Rodgers won a Super Bowl and built his Hall of Fame résumé.