Mike Tomlin: This was the vision when we signed Aaron Rodgers

The Pittsburgh Steelers secured a narrow 26-24 victory over the Baltimore Ravens, thanks to key fourth-quarter performances by quarterback Aaron Rodgers. After the Steelers' defense allowed two long touchdown passes to Ravens' receiver Zay Flowers, Rodgers responded by orchestrating two crucial scoring drives. He completed a series of passes to set up a Kenneth Gainwell touchdown and then threw a 26-yard touchdown pass to Calvin Austin, putting the Steelers ahead with 55 seconds remaining. The Ravens had a chance to win, but kicker Tyler Loop missed a field goal as time expired. Steelers head coach Mike Tomlin highlighted Rodgers' veteran presence as a decisive factor in the victory, expressing admiration for the quarterback's ability to thrive under pressure. Sunday's game had been speculated as potentially Rodgers' last, but he will continue at least another game against the Texans.