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Steelers’ Aaron Rodgers Sets New NFL Record

As Aaron Rodgers and the Pittsburgh Steelers took on the Minnesota Vikings in Dublin, Ireland, he picked up another record to add to his historic NFL resume.

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Rodgers, Steelers hold on to beat Vikes in Dublin

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Did Aaron Rodgers’ Steelers Future Get a New Twist in Week 4?

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Chiefs dominate Ravens, Bills and Eagles stay undefeated - recap week four

That was the last kick of the half at Arrowhead, a half dominated by Patrick Mahomes and the Kansas City Chiefs.

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Aaron Rodgers breaks NFL record in win over Vikings

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Aaron Rodgers Tush Push video goes viral after Steelers win

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Seven NFL games including Eagles at Bucs after Steelers beat Vikings in historic Dublin game

When it was confirmed in May that the Vikings would be the Steelers opponents today, Minnesota head coach Kevin O'Connell said he looked forward to bringing the "best on the planet" to Dublin.

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Steelers hold off Vikings for special win in Ireland for Rooney family

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Pittsburgh Steelers QB Robbed in Ireland Before Game

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Steelers haven’t always looked good during their 3-1 start. They also don’t care

Mike Tomlin isn't worried about aesthetics. The Pittsburgh Steelers coach knows his team hasn't played particularly well this season.

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Aaron Rodgers Delivers Blunt Truth After Steelers Beat Vikings

The Minnesota Vikings dropped their game against the Pittsburgh Steelers, and Aaron Rodgers got honest in the aftermath.

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Check out Steelers QB Aaron Rodgers ripping smelling salts before his huge TD throw vs the Vikings

The play of the game for the Pittsburgh Steelers in Sunday's win over the Minnesota Vikings was a strike from quarterback Aaron Rodgers to wide receiver DK Metcalf for an 80-yard touchdown. The route was perfect, the throw was perfect and Metcalf's work after the catch sealed the deal.

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Aaron Rodgers torches ‘clickbait’ on his comments about Steelers’ travel plan

DUBLIN -- Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Aaron Rodgers is not happy about his comments from availability on Friday being ‘taken out of context’ by ESPN. In his postgame press conference, Rodgers ripped the outlet, saying they misconstrued his comments and he meant nothing ill about the team’s travel schedule.