The touchdown came early in the fourth quarter as Pittsburgh pushed to close the gap on Tampa Bay.
Aaron Rodgers found the end zone again, connecting for his 538th career touchdown pass early in the fourth quarter to pull the Steelers within 16-10 of the Buccaneers.
It is the kind of milestone that barely registers for Rodgers at this point, given the sheer volume of scoring throws he has piled up across his career. But in what he has said will be his final NFL season, every touchdown carries a little extra weight for a Pittsburgh team trying to make the most of his last run.
Through five games this season, Rodgers has thrown for 1,234 yards, 10 touchdowns and four interceptions, numbers that suggest he still has plenty left even as the finish line approaches. The Steelers will need more of that production if they hope to complete the comeback against Tampa Bay and keep building on a season defined by Rodgers' farewell tour.