The Pittsburgh Steelers had a pair of future Hall of Famers do Hall of Fame things in their comeback win over the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.
Quarterback [Aaron Rodgers](https://www.profootballhof.com/news/extra-points-from-nfl-week-6-games) had two touchdown passes in the fourth quarter and overtime. It marks the 255th game (regular season and postseason) in which Rodgers has recorded a touchdown pass, which passes Peyton Manning for the fourth-most all-time. He now trails only Tom Brady (333), Brett Favre (271), and Drew Brees (268).
Jalen Ramsey had himself quite the day, as well. The All-Pro defensive back recorded 10 tackles, four tackles for loss, and two sacks. He is the first defensive back since 2000 to have such a stat-line in a single game.
Pittsburgh now carries a 4-2 record to Paris, where they will face off against the 2-4 New Orleans Saints, who are coming off a win over the New York Giants.
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