Aaron Rodgers is absolutely lighting it up early, already slinging his 581st career touchdown pass, including postseason, and the Steelers are dominating the Colts with a 14-6 lead in the second quarter. This dude is still an absolute force out there.
Rodgers’ Early Dominance Is Unstoppable
He actually got his 580th career TD earlier in the first quarter, a quick short pass to running back Jaylen Warren that Warren busted 80 yards to the house! Talk about an explosive start, right? Rodgers himself is playing near-perfect, going 10-of-10 for 111 yards so far. Untouchable.
The Drive That Extended The Lead
The Steelers’ second scoring drive was a beast: 12 plays, 80 yards, culminating in that 1-yard touchdown pass to tight end Pat Freiermuth. What a drive. A huge help on that march? A 17-yard defensive pass interference penalty called on Colts corner Charvarius Ward, which put the Steelers right on the 1-yard line. Freiermuth just walked it in after that.
Man, what a start for Rodgers and the Steelers. Up 14-6 in the second, they’re looking locked in. The Colts gotta find an answer for Rodgers quickly, or this one could get ugly fast!
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Originally reported by Pro Football Talk.
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