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Cover 32: Steelers offense is broken under Aaron Rodgers, plus games balls, biggest gaffes from Week 2

The Pittsburgh Steelers are facing early offensive struggles after suffering a twenty to three defeat against the New England Patriots, bringing their total offensive output across the first two weeks to four hundred ninety-nine yards. Quarterback Aaron Rodgers noted that the unit failed to find any rhythm and played below acceptable standards during the low-scoring road matchup, which resulted in a career-low three points for a game he both started and finished.

The sluggish attack managed just three point conversions on a lone field goal while averaging three point eight yards per play across the season thus far. Wide receiver has also struggled to establish a connection with his new quarterback, recording eight catches on nineteen targets alongside three dropped passes.