The balance in the AFC North tilted a bit today. The Pittsburgh Steelers took a rough 25-10 loss to the Los Angeles Chargers, while Baltimore tightened the race by taking care of business in their own game. It was one of those nights where Pittsburgh just couldn’t find a rhythm in any phase. Head coach Mike Tomlin didn’t try to sugarcoat it afterward.

“We stunk it up tonight,” Tomlin remarked, according to Post-Gazette reporter Ray Fittipaldo.

That just about covered it. The Steelers looked flat, out of sync, and short on answers. Their decision not to add a proven wideout before the trade deadline continues to loom large, and it caught up to them here. Quarterback Aaron Rodgers had his toughest outing of the season, and the offense never found the gear it needed to keep pace.

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