Through five games, Rodgers is completing 68.8% of his passes with 10 touchdowns and three picks. He's been a big reason why the Steelers are top 10 in the NFL in red zone offense, which was a major reason why Pittsburgh wanted to sign him.

That 12th was Nick Herbig, with his performance proving Mike Tomlin's decision right.

After being quickly ruled out with under four minutes remaining in the second quarter, Killebrew's setback was described by Tomlin as a "significant knee injury" — the only health concern mentioned by the Steelers head coach in the post-game press conference.

The Steelers have a great chance of making a deep playoff run this season given the state of the AFC. If that occurs, you can bet Tomlin will return for next fall, barring unforeseen circumstances. For more on the Steelers and NFL, head to Newsweek Sports.

Mike Tomlin’s Steelers traveled to Dublin and beat the Vikings in Week 4. Then, this past Sunday, they sat at home and watched their division lead increase as the rest of the AFC North deteriorated.

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Mike Tomlin talked about why Pat Freiermuth isn't getting snaps but the excuse is more about the other players on the team and not Freiermuth at all.