The Buffalo Bills defeated the Pittsburgh Steelers 26-7 Sunday night at Acrisure Stadium. The Steelers led 7-3 at halftime, but the Bills dominated the second half, thanks to two turnovers. The Bills forced a fumble while sacking Aaron Rodgers to start the third quarter, and ran the ball back for a touchdown to take their first lead of the game. Rodgers left the game briefly after that play, and back-up quarterback Mason Rudolph threw an interception on the next drive. The Bills turned that into another seven points.
The Bills gashed the Steelers defense for 249 rushing yards in the game and held the Steelers to 58 yards.
The Steelers fell to 6-6 and back into a tie with Baltimore for the AFC North lead.
The Steelers visit Baltimore this Sunday at 1pm.
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