Steelers insider Ray Fittipaldo grades each aspect of the Steelers’ 35-25 loss against the Packers.

Quarterback

Aaron Rodgers finished with 219 yards, two touchdowns and no interceptions, but he said the game was ultimately decided by the missed opportunities in the red zone. The Steelers had to settle for four field goals, while the Packers offense was much more efficient when it had scoring opportunities. If the defense can’t be fixed, the coaches have to open up the offense more and try to outscore teams. Rodgers may or may not be up to the task of throwing 40 times a game, but it might be the only way the Steelers can stay competitive for the rest of the season.

Grade: B-

Running backs

The Packers had the NFL’s second-ranked run defense entering the game, but the Steelers rushed f

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