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The Pittsburgh Steelers ended Week 2 with a 20-3 loss against the New England Patriots, and the team couldn’t find anything on offense throughout the entire game. Aaron Rodgers wasn’t able to put the Steelers in any position to score, and that led him to be pulled in the fourth quarter for Mason Rudolph.

There wasn’t much that Rudolph could do in a short amount of time, but the Steelers were probably looking for anything they could get.

On the other hand, Rodgers looked depleted on the bench toward the end of the game. It’s been a rough start to the season on offense for the Steelers, as they didn’t have much success against the Atlanta Falcons last week. In that game, it was the defense that helped them come away with the win, and they also scored a touchdown.

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“The Steelers have scored just one touchdown in 25 total possessions over the first two weeks of the season,” ESPN’s Brooke Pryor wrote on X, formerly Twitter.

In Week 2, the Steelers were without Michael Pittman Jr., and Rico Dowdle suffered a toe injury but later returned to the game. It still wasn’t enough for the Steelers to get much going in the run game, and the pass game was contained by the Patriots’ defense.The Steelers will have a chance to get the offense going next week against the Cincinnati Bengals, but their defense has played well this season. It’ll be interesting to see if the Steelers switch things up, or if they continue to go with the same game plan from the last two weeks.