Skip to content

In a stunning display of prowess, Aaron Rodgers orchestrates four magnificent touchdown throws, leading the Steelers to a triumphant victory over the Jets.

Aaron Rodgers, in his initial game with the Steelers, threw four touchdown passes, with two consecutive ones in the second half, resulting in a 34-32 win for Pittsburgh against the New York Jets on Sunday.

Aaron Rodgers delivers four touchdown passes, leading the Steelers to a victory over the Jets.
Aaron Rodgers delivers four touchdown passes, leading the Steelers to a victory over the Jets.

In a stunning display of prowess, Aaron Rodgers orchestrates four magnificent touchdown throws, leading the Steelers to a triumphant victory over the Jets.

In a nail-biting encounter on Sunday, the Pittsburgh Steelers emerged victorious against the New York Jets, securing a 34-32 victory in a game filled with drama and excitement.

The head coach of the Jets, Aaron Glenn, faced off against his opposite number, the newly-signed Aaron Rodgers, who made his debut for the Steelers. The game started with a bang as Rodgers was sacked on his first play with the team, but he quickly regrouped and led the Steelers on a scoring drive, ending with a touchdown pass to Ben Skowronek.

Rodgers' offensive prowess was on full display throughout the game. He completed 22 of his 30 passes for 244 yards, finding Calvin Austin III, Jaylen Warren, Jonnu Smith, and Skowronek for touchdowns. Two of these touchdown passes were scored in a 50-second span during the second half, reducing the Jets' lead and setting the stage for an exciting finish.

Justin Fields, the Jets' quarterback, also had a solid game, rushing 12 times for 48 yards and completing 16 of his 22 passes for 218 yards and a touchdown. His rushing touchdown gave the Jets a 32-31 lead with 7 minutes and 1 second remaining in the game.

However, the Steelers were not ready to concede. Jonnu Smith scored another touchdown for the Steelers, tying the game at 32-32. The decisive moment came with 63 seconds remaining in the fourth quarter, as Chris Boswell kicked a game-winning field goal from an impressive 60 yards out.

The Jets had one last chance to win, but a fumble forced by Jalen Ramsey ended their hopes, securing the victory for the Steelers. Rodgers expressed his satisfaction with the win, admitting that he was particularly happy to beat everyone associated with the Jets, including his former team.

The Steelers' victory marked Rodgers' first win against the Jets at the age of 41, a testament to his enduring talent and leadership. The game was a thrilling spectacle, showcasing the best of both teams and setting the stage for an exciting season ahead.

Read also: