Aaron Rodgers earned his first win in front of a Steelers crowd in Pittsburgh on Sunday as he helped take down the Browns, 23-9, to further cement his team's place atop the AFC North. Afterwards, however, the star quarterback made his feelings known on the subpar condition of the field at Acrisure Stadium.
The grass didn't appear to be in great shape from the very start of the broadcast with dead spots littering the ground. Matters got worse as the game went on. Steelers kicker Chris Boswell whiffed on a field goal because he slipped as he tried to plant his cleat in the turf for the kick, and top Pittsburgh special teamer Miles Killebrew had to leave the game with a non-contact knee injury in which he slid across the grass as he attempted to pivot for a tackle.
