PITTSBURGH (AP) — Aaron Rodgers spent the week insisting his first-ever game against the Green Bay Packers wasn't personal. That he wasn't looking for revenge against the team he defined for the better part of two decades.

Good thing, because there was none to be had on Sunday night in Pittsburgh's 35-25 loss to Green Bay.

Instead, there was only reminder after reminder that while the 41-year-old Rodgers can still compete at a high level, the team that surrounds him remains very much a work in progress. And maybe an iffy one at that.

Rodgers threw for 219 yards and two scores in Pittsburgh's second straight loss, the first time he's ever looked across the field and watched the Packers celebrate victory on the other.

“Disappointed,” Rodgers said. “Disappointed that I didn't play better,

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