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Aaron Rodgers Says People Might 'Shut Hell Up'

Aaron Rodgers doesn’t hold back on Mike Tomlin haters after Week 14 Ravens game

Sunday was not a great day for people who want the Pittsburgh Steelers to fire head coach Mike Tomlin, as Aaron Rodgers and company scored a crucial 27-22

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Aaron Rodgers Says People Might 'Shut the Hell Up' After Tomlin, Steelers Beat Ravens

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Rejuvenated Aaron Rodgers Leads Steelers over Ravens, Into First Place

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Could Mike Tomlin Be Traded? What Steelers HC's Contract Reportedly Says amid Rumors

After a 4-1 start, the 6-6 Pittsburgh Steelers have lost five of seven heading into a pivotal road matchup with the arch-rival Baltimore Ravens, who are tied with them atop the AFC North.

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Aaron Rodgers has strong message for media on Mike Tomlin discussions

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Examining Mike Tomlin's future with Steelers ahead of crucial Week 14 game vs. Ravens

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Steelers’ Mike Tomlin literally kisses Ravens goodbye after huge win

Tomlin literally blew a kiss to the Ravens after his team’s 27-22 victory.

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Mike Tomlin Now Ranked in Top-10 in NFL Head Coaching Wins

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Steelers Expected to Pick Up Mike Tomlin’s Contract Option

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NFL News: Steelers lose Aaron Rodgers’ key teammate with injury during game against Ravens

The Pittsburgh Steelers lost a very important piece of Aaron Rodgers’ offense early in the game against the Baltimore Ravens in Week 14.

Aaron Rodgers Surpasses NFL Legend in Record Books

Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Aaron Rodgers continued to etch himself in NFL history against the Baltimore Ravens. This article originally appeared on Steelers Now: Aaron Rodgers Surpasses NFL Legen

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Steelers-Ravens takeaways: Aaron Rodgers reignites offense to push Pittsburgh atop AFC North

The AFC North rivals both entered the day with a 6-6 record coming off a loss, but it was the Steelers who came out firing.

NFL News: Aaron Rodgers boldly calls out former Pro Bowler on Steelers after embarrassing loss to Bills

After the loss to the Buffalo Bills, Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Aaron Rodgers dropped a vivid statement on the miscommunications with one of his teammates on offense.