Steelers Win AFC North Enter NFL Playoffs With Momentum
PITTSBURGH — The Pittsburgh Steelers locked up the AFC North in dramatic fashion during the final weekend of the regular season, finishing 10 and 7 and punching their ticket to the NFL playoffs. Quarterback Aaron Rodgers delivered one of his most composed performances of the season, finishing the year with over 4,000 passing yards and 30 total touchdowns as Pittsburgh surged late.
The Steelers offense found its rhythm down the stretch, while the defense continued to force timely turnovers, ranking among the league leaders in sacks and red-zone stops. Pittsburgh’s ability to win close games proved decisive, especially against division opponents fighting for postseason positioning.
With the division title secured, the Steelers now host a Wild Card matchup carrying confidence and playoff experience. Rodgers’ postseason resume, combined with a physical defense, makes Pittsburgh one of the most dangerous lower-seeded teams entering Super Bowl LX contention.
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