Last week, the Steelers looked great as they forced six turnovers to defeat the previously one-loss Colts.

But on Sunday night in Los Angeles, Pittsburgh’s offense was a mess, as the Chargers were able to do enough on offense to come away with a 25-10 victory.

Aaron Rodgers struggled mightily against Los Angeles’ defense all game long, with a couple of critical mistakes leading to Chargers points. In the first quarter, Rodgers was strip-sacked by Khalil Mack in the end zone. While he was able to regain control of the loose ball, Mack still brought him down for a safety.

Then, late in the second quarter, Rodgers threw an interception in Pittsburgh territory to safety RJ Mickens, who returned the ball to the Pittsburgh 38. Several plays later, the Chargers were in the end zone with a 15-y

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