Aaron Rodgers is looking to become the fifth QB to beat all 32 teams, and he can do it when he faces the Packers on "Sunday Night Football."

The Cincinnati Bengals, who upset the Pittsburgh Steelers with a prime-time shootout back in Week 7, found themselves on the wrong end of a similarly high-scoring affair. The Drake Maye-led New England Patriots stayed hot to win their sixth game in eight weeks.

In a 2002 playoff game against the Browns, the Steelers found themselves down 24-7 in the second half. With the crowd quiet, the marketing team played "Renegade." From that point on, Pittsburgh outscored Cleveland 22-9, winning the playoff game, which was the start of a tradition that has become iconic in the city of Pittsburgh.

The Pittsburgh Steelers are set to face another legendary NFL franchise this week in the form of the Green Bay Packers. Under the lights in primetime on Sunday night is nearly the perfect stage for four-time MVP quarterback Aaron Rodgers to renew his acquaintances with his old team.

The Steelers improved to 3-1 and the Vikings fell to 2-2 after Sunday's game in Ireland. Here are three takeaways from the contest.

Here's a look at Aaron Rodgers in the Pittsburgh Steelers' game vs. the Green Bay Packers in Week 8 on "Sunday Night Football."

The Jets (1-7) are the brand new owners of a shiny new win during the 2025 NFL season. New York went on to upset the Bengals (3-5) in a late 39-38 win in Cincinnati. Playing with some heavy hearts because of former Jets center Nick Mangold's passing,