Aaron Rodgers has a bone to pick, and it has nothing to do with a flimsy offensive line or a questionable play call. This time, the future Hall of Famer’s beef is with the travel agent—or whoever at the Pittsburgh Steelers organization decided a whirlwind tour of Dublin was a good idea.

The Pittsburgh Steelers arrived at Dublin Airport this morning on a specially chartered Aer Lingus Airbus A330 as the city prepares for Sunday’s historic regular season NFL game at Croke Park.

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DUBLIN -- The NFL blocked the Pittsburgh Steelers from heading over to Ireland early, Gerry Dulac first reported and sources confirmed to PennLive.

Ahead of his team's NFL showdown in Dublin this weekend, the Steelers bandwagon rolled into the border city for an engagement at St Mary's High School. It was an opportunity for the family, who have guided the team to six Superbowls since 1933, to strengthen their roots.

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A former Pittsburgh Steelers has found a new NFL opportunity after being let go by the team at final roster cuts. Per the NFL's transaction log, Ben Sauls has signed to the Atlanta Falcons' practice squad as they look to sort out the kicking struggles that have plagued them through the first three weeks of the season.