Downfield passing had been an issue for the Steelers offense all season — until the first play from scrimmage in Baltimore.

Previously, we looked at the decision to overturn the ruling on the field of a touchdown catch by Ravens tight end Isaiah Likely. Earlier, a non-catch (and, in turn, an interception) by Steelers quarterback Aaron Rodgers on a tipped pass was turned into a reception.

Steelers quarterback Aaron Rodgers controlled the game Sunday. The Ravens could use some of that leadership, Mike Preston writes.

Aaron Rodgers had a spicy quote for the media about all the Mike Tomlin chatter from last week after the Steelers beat the Ravens on Sunday.

During Sunday’s loss to the Buffalo Bills, one play in particular stood out. On a fourth-quarter play in the red zone, Rodgers gave tight end Jonnu Smith a subtle hand signal. The tight end missed it and ran a different route than the one Rodgers wanted. After the game, Rodgers was asked how he and the offense can clean up the miscues.

An edited clip of Aaron Rodgers and Mason Rudolph has been trending on social media. For those wondering what sparked the viral frenzy, it was an edited clip of Pittsburgh Steelers‘ Aaron Rodgers and Mason Rudolph kissing.

On Monday, Ravens coach John Harbaugh said he spoke to the NFL about both the decision to wipe out an interception of a batted ball (turning it into a reception by Steelers quarterback Aaron Rodgers) and the decision to take away what the on-field officials had determined to be a touchdown catch by Ravens tight end Isaiah Likely.

Aaron Rodgers' decision to keep his marriage private has resurfaced family tensions, with his brother Jordan and his wife JoJo reportedly feeling estranged. They claim to have learned about the marriage secondhand and express anger over Aaron's absence from their own wedding.