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Steelers stock report after upset win over Bengals

The Pittsburgh Steelers moved to a 2-1 record following a 30-27 victory over the Cincinnati Bengals during their Week 3 matchup. The team gained 411 yards of total offense, aided by adjustments to the offensive line that featured Max Iheanachor at right tackle and Brock Hoffman at right guard.

Quarterback Aaron Rodgers threw three touchdowns, connecting with Ben Skowronek on a 22-yard score during the first quarter. Skowronek also contributed on special teams by recovering a muffed punt in the final period, while running back Jaylen Warren dominated the ground game with 175 rushing yards on 17 carries.

Defensively, Derrick Harmon executed a crucial strip sack against Joe Burrow, which was recovered by Sebastian Joseph-Day. On the downside, Roman Wilson struggled with consistency after an interception resulted from a dropped pass, leading to increased playing time for Germie Bernard.

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