In this episode of the Steel City Underground postgame podcast, we break down the Steelers’ commanding 34–12 win over the Cincinnati Bengals at Acrisure Stadium. The defense set the tone early, scoring twice and rattling Joe Flacco into costly mistakes. Kyle Dugger’s pick-six was the turning point, and the Bengals never recovered.

Aaron Rodgers exited at halftime with a wrist injury, but Mason Rudolph stepped in and delivered a clutch performance, converting multiple long-yardage situations to keep drives alive and the clock running.

Joe and Brian discuss how big of a win this was for Pittsburgh, who improves to 6–4 and remains in the thick of the AFC North race, while Cincinnati drops to 3–7.

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Rodgers Out, Rudolph Delivers, Ramsey Tossed – Steelers Roll appeared first on Steel City Underground.

Joe and Brian are back — and they’re diving headfirst into another week of Steelers football, storylines, and hot takes. This episode dives into the high-stakes showdown brewing in Pittsburgh. Future Hall of Famer Aaron Rodgers is coming off his worst game wearing a black and gold jersey — and after tossing two interceptions in the Week 7 loss to Cincinnati, Rodgers is staring down a chance to flip the script.

The Steelers sit at 5-4, clinging to the AFC North lead, and Rodgers knows this game isn’t just about redemption, but Pittsburgh’s position in the standings.

This Sunday, he’ll face Joe Flacco — the same quarterback who torched Pittsburgh for 342 yards and three touchdowns in their last meeting. But this time, it’s at Acrisure. This time, the defense is is playing better. And this time, Rodgers has something to prove.

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Rodgers seeks redemption in Steelers payback bid against Bengals appeared first on Steel City Underground.

The Steelers dropped their third game in four weeks with a deflating 25–10 loss to the Chargers at SoFi Stadium. In this episode, Joe breaks down – literally – as he calls out everything from bad fan takes to what transpired on the field.

For those who want to blame everyone else, this game started and finished with the quarterback. Aaron Rodgers struggled, including a stat line that saw him go 16 of 31 for just 161 yards, two interceptions, and a late touchdown that came far too late to matter. The offense failed to complement a defense that held strong but didn’t deliver splash plays.

With the Steelers now sitting at 5–4 and the AFC North tightening, we explore what’s gone wrong, what needs to change, and whether this team can rebound – and become a playoff contender.

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Rodgers struggles as Steelers fall flat in LA appeared first on Steel City Underground.

In this episode, Joe previews the Steelers vs. Chargers showdown on Sunday Night Football. Can the Steelers keep the momentum going following a bounce-back win over the Colts?

The defense could be in for another big day due to the impact of injuries on the Chargers’ offensive line. However, can they make stops if the turnovers don’t come as easily? And will the offense play complimentary football?

The hosts look at what the Steelers can do to keep an edge in the AFC North and why this game could swing Pittsburgh’s momentum heading into the second half of the season.

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Primetime pressure as the Steelers storm SoFi for Sunday Night Football appeared first on Steel City Underground.

The Steelers snapped their two-game losing streak with a shocking 27-20 win over the AFC-leading Colts, delivering a near-complete performance on both sides of the ball. Joe and Brian break down how Pittsburgh’s defense overwhelmed Daniel Jones and Jonathan Taylor, forcing six turnovers and setting the tone.

This win puts the Steelers at 5-3 and back in the thick of the AFC North race, but is the momentum sustainable for Pittsburgh to make noise in November?

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Steelers Stun Everyone with Statement Win Over AFC-Leading Colts appeared first on Steel City Underground.

In this episode of Steel City Underground, we dive into the harsh reality facing the Pittsburgh Steelers. The team is struggling, and the NFL’s most dangerous squad—the Indianapolis Colts—is coming to town this Sunday.

Joe and Brian break down what went wrong last week, from offensive misfires to defensive breakdowns, and why this matchup could be the tipping point for a season teetering on collapse. They unpack the urgency this team needs, the leadership that must emerge, and the adjustments that can’t wait another week.

Fans want answers, and this Sunday, they’ll be watching closely. Will the Steelers respond, or will the Colts expose every flaw?

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Steelers can’t afford another collapse with the Colts coming to town appeared first on Steel City Underground.

The lights were on, the crowd was loud, and the Steelers came up short. In this episode, we break down Pittsburgh’s frustrating 35–25 loss to the Packers on Sunday Night Football. From Jordan Love’s performance to the Steelers’ second-half collapse, we cover the key moments, missed opportunities, and what this means for the season ahead.

Tune in for stat breakdowns, fan reaction, and a look at what needs to change before Week 9.

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Steelers embarrassed in primetime loss to Packers appeared first on Steel City Underground.

It’s primetime in Pittsburgh, and Joe and Brian are back on the Steel City Underground podcast to break down one of the most anticipated matchups of the season. The Steelers welcome the Green Bay Packers to Acrisure Stadium in a game loaded with storylines, playoff implications, and legacy-defining moments.

Aaron Rodgers returns to face his former team for the first time, bringing over 64,000 career passing yards and a chance to join the elite club of quarterbacks with wins over all 32 franchises. Jordan Love, meanwhile, has been lights-out under the Sunday night spotlight, posting a 121.1 rating across four career SNF starts. On the ground, Josh Jacobs and Jaylen Warren headline a battle of explosive backs, while defensive stars like T.J. Watt, Micah Parsons, and Rashan Gary promise chaos in the trenches.

Both teams sit above .500, and with postseason positioning already in play, this isn’t just another Week 8 clash—it’s a measuring stick game. Joe and Brian have all the angles covered, from stat trends and player matchups to what it’ll take for the Steelers to defend home turf and keep momentum rolling.

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Packers visit Pittsburgh for Rodgers revenge game appeared first on Steel City Underground.

The Steelers dropped a heartbreaker in Cincinnati, falling 33–31 to the Bengals in a Thursday Night Football shootout that exposed cracks on both sides of the ball.

Despite a classic Aaron Rodgers performance, including a late touchdown strike to Pat Freiermuth that gave Pittsburgh a brief lead with just over two minutes remaining, the Steelers still fell as costly interceptions and a defense that couldn’t contain Joe Flacco or Ja’Marr Chase proved too much to overcome.

Joe and Brian break down the key moments, standout performances, and what this loss means heading into next week as the Steelers continue searching for answers in AFC North Thursday road games.

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Late breakdowns cost Steelers in Thursday night shootout appeared first on Steel City Underground.

Steelers fans, this one’s for you. In this postgame edition of the Steel City Underground Podcast, we break down Pittsburgh’s dominant 23-9 win over the Cleveland Browns. From Aaron Rodgers’ precision passing to a ruthless defensive performance that kept the Browns out of the end zone, this episode covers all the key moments and standout players.

We dive into the turning point of the game—a critical roughing-the-punter penalty that flipped momentum—and how Rodgers capitalized with back-to-back touchdown drives. DK Metcalf, Connor Heyward, and Broderick Jones all made their mark, while Jalen Ramsey and Nick Herbig led a relentless pass rush that sacked rookie QB Dillon Gabriel six times.

We also look ahead to the Steelers’ Thursday night showdown with the Bengals and assess the AFC North landscape as Pittsburgh sits atop the division at 4-1.

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Steelers extend home streak vs Browns plus Bengals preview appeared first on Steel City Underground.