Steelers Lineman Nearly Hurts Aaron Rodgers With Foolish Celebration

CINCINNATI -- The Pittsburgh Steelers had a, well, eventful game against the Cincinnati Bengals that ended in a Week 7 loss of 33-31 at Paycor Stadium. During the game, the offense had their best showing, with a complete game that included 129 rushing yards from running back Jaylen Warren and four passing touchdowns from quarterback Aaron Rodgers.

Rodgers was spirited throughout the football game, both in good and bad ways. Not every moment brought joy to the quarterback or his team, with Week 7 being the first time he's shown a lot of visible frustration with his teammates and the outcome of plays.

It also showed plenty of good moments, though. One of which turned into a not-so-great moment for Rodgers or his left tackle Broderick Jones, who nearly caused something much worse than a loss to their AFC North rivals.

Broderick Jones Mistake

Late in the fourth quarter, the Steelers trailed the Bengals with what looked like one more shot to take the lead. In that drive, Rodgers found tight end Pat Freiermuth for a 68-yard touchdown pass that had the entire sideline on the feet and ready to go. Including Rodgers, who celebrated as he came off the field.

Rodgers was walking over, hyping up his bench and the players around him, when Jones came rushing over, looking to hug him. Inadvertently, Jones tackled Rodgers, who instantly got angry in the situation and made it known to his left tackle.