The Pittsburgh Steelers head to Foxborough to take on the New England Patriots in Week 3. Here is a look at the final score and some key plays.

If Week 2 was one of the most frustrating losses in recent memory for the Pittsburgh Steelers, Week 3 was one of the more infuriating wins. The box score says the Patriots won by a landslide.

Rodgers tossed his 509th career touchdown pass early in the second quarter on a 12-yard connection with DK Metcalf. That moved Rodgers past Favre and alone into fourth place, behind only Tom Brady (649), Drew Brees (571) and Peyton Manning (539).

Here are the biggest winners and losers from the Pittsburgh Steelers' Week 3 win over the New England Patriots.

The NFL season continues with the New England Patriots hosting the Pittsburgh Steelers Sunday. Start time, where to watch, streaming and NFL schedule.

Echols, whose interception ended the Patriots' first goal-to-go from the Pittsburgh two-yard line, tackled Demario Douglas for a loss on the final play by the Patriots, a fourth-and-1 snap from the Pittsburgh 28 with 1:03 left to play.

The New England Patriots had a tough outing last weekend against the Pittsburgh Steelers, not only losing 21-14 but committing a huge five turnovers on the day. Four of those were fumbles; two by starting running back,

Pittsburgh Steelers linebacker Cole Holcomb will continue his increased role after playing 50 percent of the snaps against the New England Patriots. Promising second-year linebacker Payton Wilson played just 47 percent of the snaps.