Summary
The Pittsburgh Steelers lost to the Buffalo Bills with a score of 26-7, making their record 6-6 in the AFC North division. Steelers' quarterback Aaron Rodgers expressed dissatisfaction with his team's performance, leading to criticism from former NFL quarterback Chris Simms. Simms criticized Rodgers' leadership style, suggesting it could harm the team's morale.
Key Facts
- The Pittsburgh Steelers lost to the Buffalo Bills 26-7 in Week 13.
- The Steelers now have a 6-6 record, tying them for the AFC North division lead but placing them second behind the Baltimore Ravens.
- Aaron Rodgers, the Steelers' quarterback, criticized some teammates for not fully committing during practice.
- Chris Simms, a former NFL quarterback, criticized Rodgers for his approach, saying it might be causing more issues than solutions.
- Simms believes Rodgers' public criticism of teammates might be harmful and is concerned about the effect on team morale.
- The Steelers are scheduled to play the Baltimore Ravens next in a critical division matchup.
