Jason Owens of Yahoo Sports reports that Pittsburgh Steelers QB Aaron Rodgers acknowledged after Sunday’s 20-3 loss to the New England Patriots that his offense isn’t playing ‘winning football.’ New England QB Drake Maye wasn’t great for the second straight game in 2026, but the Patriots’ defense dominated Rodgers and the Steelers offense throughout the contest. The Patriots’ defensive effort was enough to secure the win despite Maye’s uneven performance.
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