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VIDEO: Steelers 31, Packers 28 despite big night for Brett Hundley

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Packers Second Screen: at Steelers
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Packers Second Screen: at Steelers
Packers Second Screen: at Steelers
Packers Second Screen: at Steelers
Packers Second Screen: at Steelers
Packers Second Screen: at Steelers
Posted at 12:00 AM, Nov 26, 2017
and last updated 2017-11-27 01:19:21-05

 

MORE - GALLERY: Packers vs. Steelers

4th Quarter

Pittsburgh 31, Green Bay 28
Boswell 53 yard field goal
0:00 left in game

Green Bay 28, Pittsburgh 28
Williams 4 yd TD run

Pittsburgh 28, Green Bay 21
Roethlisberger-Brown 33 yd TD pass

3rd Quarter

Green Bay 21, Pittsburgh 21
Roethlisberger-1Brown 1 yd TD pass

Green Bay 21, Pittsburgh 14
Hundley-Adams 55 yd TD pass

Halftime - Second Screen Facebook Live

2nd Quarter

Green Bay 14, Pittsburgh 14
Roethlisberger-Bryant 17 yd TD pass (2 pt. play good)
7:20 left in quarter

1st Quarter

Green Bay 14, Pittsburgh 6
Hundley-Williams 54 yard TD pass

Green Bay 7, Pittsburgh 6
Hundley-Cobb 39 yard TD pass

Pittsburgh 6, Green Bay 0
Roethlisberger-Grimble 1 yd TD pass
8:14 left in quarter

Yes, fans at the Bavarian Bierhaus in Glendale have to pay for beer now.

Pregame updates

Pregame story

 

This Packers Gameday will be an arduous task for Mike McCarthy and company.

The Packers are in his hometown to face the Pittsburgh Steelers, a team with a five game winning streak with three extra days of rest. They also have a run defense that has given up 59 yards per game in those five wins.

Oh, and they also have Ben Roethlisberger and maybe the best receiver in football in Antonio Brown.

The Packers' offense comes in with major issues - not just Brett Hundley's struggles at quarterback, but the run game that won't have Aaron Jones and probably won't have Ty Montgomery in the backfield, as he's listed as doubtful for tonight's game.

So is defensive tackle Kenny Clark, while Clay Matthews and Kevin King are among those listed as questionable.

It was the first time the Packers had been two-touchdown underdogs since their Sunday night game in New England in 2010 with a backup quarterback. What did they do after that? Oh, just win six straight games including a Super Bowl.

This time, Aaron Rodgers won't be coming off the bench next week. These injured Packers have to figure it out themselves.

Stay tuned.