Micah Parsons managed to sack Aaron Rodgers for the first time in his career on Sunday, but he missed out on getting another sack during the game thanks to a head-up play from the 41-year-old veteran quarterback.

PITTSBURGH -- Aaron Rodgers spent the week insisting his first-ever game against the Green Bay Packers wasn't personal. That he wasn't looking for revenge against the team he defined for the better part of two decades. Good thing, because there was none to be had on Sunday night in Pittsburgh's 35-25 loss to Green Bay.

If Micah Parsons is still looking for a place to live in Green Bay, he could have Aaron Rodgers' former house.

In this NFL mock trade, the Pittsburgh Steelers pull off a deal with the Jacksonville Jaguars for second-year receiver Brian Thomas Jr. A surprise name has emerged in trade talks for the Jacksonville Jaguars: star wide receiver Brian Thomas Jr. An inconsistent start to the season has raised concerns over Thomas’ long-term future with the club.

The Pittsburgh Steelers didn't have much of a home-field advantage in Sunday's 35-25 loss to the Green Bay Packers at Acrisure Stadium.

Four-time NFL MVP Aaron Rodgers is the present in Pittsburgh, not the future. That is, unless the free-thinking Rodgers changes his mind. That's because the Steelers would like Rodgers to return for a 22nd NFL season.

The Steelers signed Aaron Rodgers to put the offense over the top but he's failed to live up to expectations through seven games.

Though we'll never say never with Rodgers, it appears the four-quarterback group to beat all 32 teams -- Brett Favre, Tom Brady, Drew Brees and Peyton Manning -- is safe for now. It should also be noted that Fran Tarkenton and Joe Montana beat all 28 teams when the league only had 28 teams.

The Steelers are expected to finalize a deal next week with WR Marquez Valdes-Scantling, reuniting him with Aaron Rodgers.