US EditionRodgers’ Struggles Continue to Mount in Steelers' Loss to Chargers
Aaron Rodgers was sacked three times and intercepted twice as the Chargers secured their third consecutive win, limiting the Steelers to just 221 total yards.
- On Sunday, the Los Angeles Chargers defeated the Pittsburgh Steelers 25-10 at SoFi Stadium, despite a large contingent of Pittsburgh fans in attendance.
- Chargers defenders overwhelmed Pittsburgh's protection, sacking Aaron Rodgers three times, including Khalil Mack's end-zone safety, after Rodgers entered having faced pressure 17 times per game.
- Aaron Rodgers finished 16-of-31 for 161 yards, with a 51.6% completion rate marking his lowest in five seasons; he connected with DK Metcalf three of seven times for 35 yards and threw an interception to Chargers rookie RJ Mickens.
- The Steelers managed only 221 total yards and 11 first downs, converting two of 11 third downs in their third loss in four weeks while the Chargers won three straight.
- Keenan Allen reached 956 receptions to pass Antonio Gates, and the Chargers head to Jacksonville after trading for Trevor Penning last week and losing Joe Alt to injury.
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This could be just the start of ‘awful’ Aaron Rodgers’ Steelers spiral: Bill Simmons
The Ringer's Bill Simmons cast doubt on the Aaron Rodgers-Steelers experiment after the quarterback played "particularly awful" in a ugly 25-10 loss to the Chargers Sunday night at SoFi Stadium.
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