Aaron Rodgers's home debut with the Steelers didn't go as he hoped as Pittsburgh lost to the Seattle Seahawks, 31-17. The 41-year-old QB had a decent game, throwing for 203 yards and a touchdown but he also had two interceptions, including a costly one in the end zone that he later blamed on one of his young receivers being in the wrong place.
That play happened with just over four minutes left in the third quarter. With the game tied 14-14, the Steelers had a great chance to take a lead and carry some momentum into the fourth quarter. Instead, Rodgers's pass bounced off Calvin Austin's hands and was picked off by the Seahawks.
