The Pittsburgh Steelers played about as poorly as a football team could on Sunday night against the Los Angeles Chargers. In the 25-10 loss, the Steelers offense failed to show up, leaving fans frustrated and searching for answers. Aaron Rodgers delivered one of the worst performances of his otherwise legendary career, yet somehow Pittsburgh remained in striking distance for much of the game. Despite managing just three points for the majority of the matchup, the Steelers were still very much alive, clinging to hope that a late rally could somehow turn the tide. The turning point came late in the fourth quarter. The Steelers were down 15-3 with 11 minutes remaining and faced a crucial 3rd-and-6. Up until that point, the game was slipping away, but was not completely out of reach. On that critical play, Chargers quarterback Justin Herbert delivered a precise strike to Ladd McConkey, threading the needle through tight coverage. That completion not only picked up a first down, but also deflated any remaining mo
