In Aaron Rodgers' first matchup against the Green Bay Packers, his former team took the victory, defeating the Pittsburgh Steelers 35-25 on "Sunday Night Football."
Pittsburgh held a 16-7 lead at halftime, but then was outscored 28-9 in the second half as Green Bay poured it on.
Sunday marked the 72nd time the Steelers had led by at least nine points at halftime under coach Mike Tomlin -- they had never lost such a game by double digits until Sunday. It is Green Bay's second-largest win after trailing entering the fourth quarter in franchise history.
Packers quarterback Jordan Love threw for 360 yards and three touchdowns, including 20 consecutive completions, tying Brett Favre for the longest streak by a Packers quarterback in a game since 2007. On National Tight Ends Day, Packers tight end Tucker Kraft had 7 catches for 2 touchdowns and 143 receiving yards, the second-most receiving yards by a tight end in franchise history.
Playing in his first game against the Packers, Rodgers had 219 passing yards and two touchdowns. The Steelers' offense went scoreless from 3:14 in the third quarter to 1:52 in the fourth.
Here are the highlights and biggest moments from the Packers' victory over the Steelers.
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