Steelers stage fourth-quarter comeback against Buccaneers on October 18

The Pittsburgh Steelers achieved a comeback victory over the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, overcoming a 16-3 deficit entering the fourth quarter. Quarterback Aaron Rodgers rallied the team in the final moments, connecting with rookies Germie Bernard and DK Metcalf for key offensive plays. The Buccaneers started strong but faltered with critical turnovers, including two interceptions thrown by quarterback Jalon Daniels. The game concluded in overtime with Bernard scoring the game-winning touchdown, solidifying a 4-2 record for the Steelers. This win marks a significant moment for head coach Mike McCarthy, avoiding what some local fans feared would be a "Tomlin game."

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