Aaron Rodgers is inarguably one of the best quarterbacks in league history. With that success comes a wealth of playoff experience. To be fair, not all of his postseason experience has been positive.

With a two-game division lead and a shifting cast of playmakers, can the Steelers win with a baseline of Rodgers' play below what his teams once needed?

Aaron Rodgers led the Green Bay Packers over the Chicago Bears with ease in Week 2's Sunday Night Football matchup. Rodgers led the Packers to a historic 27-10 victory over their rival. Rodgers threw for 234 yards and two touchdowns in an impressive ...

When the Steelers improved to 9-6 after an equal parts thrilling and bizarre 29-24 victory over the Lions, they assured themselves of an NFL record 22nd straight season at .500 or better, breaking the mark of 21 they shared with the Dallas Cowboys, who pulled off the feat from 1965-85.

Rodgers completed 13 straight passes at one point against the Dolphins and his 85.2% success rate was the second-highest of his career in a single game. Rodgers' season-high 125.9 passer rating came during a critical point in the season in a must-win for the Steelers (8-6) to stay atop the AFC North.

Mike Tomlin confirmed the latest injury report on TJ Watt ahead of the Week 15 game between the Steelers and the Dolphins.