The Green Bay Packers just won in Pittsburgh for the first time since 1970. Where are their other road droughts?

SCOUTING THE PACKERS Last meeting Steelers beat Packers, 23-19, on Nov. 12, 2003, in Pittsburgh Key matchup Steelers front seven vs. Packers RB Josh Jacobs While Micah Parsons gets all the attention as a come-from-anywhere Green Bay pass rusher who must be accounted for,

Greenwood is generally considered the best Steeler from the team’s 1970s dynasty to have not made the Hall of Fame. His career numbers include 78 sacks, six Pro Bowls, two first-team All-Pros, four Super Bowl rings, and a spot on the Hall of Fame’s own 1970s all-decade team.

Here’s how the staff at Packers Wire believes the Week 8 showdown with the Steelers will go down:

Steelers legend L.C. Greenwood remains in consideration after a second round of voting for the Pro Football Hall of Fame Class of 2026 in the seniors category. The list of nominees includes players who last could have appeared in a professional football game in the 2000 season.

The Pittsburgh Steelers enter Week 8 going against the Green Bay Packers in a highly anticipated matchup on Sunday Night Football. This matchup is significant for many reasons, but none more so than current Steelers quarterback Aaron Rodgers going up against his former team in the Packers.

The Steelers knocked off the Cleveland Browns, 23-9 this past Sunday, and face a quick turnaround as they head to Cincinnati for a Thursday night tilt (8:15, Amazon Prime Video) with another AFC North foe in the Bengals. Under center for Cincinnati figures to be a face not unfamiliar to Pittsburgh: Joe Flacco.