
Roethlisberger has now strung together consecutive four-touchdown performances, which not-so-coincidentally corresponds with Antonio Brown's 313-yard, five-touchdown explosion over the same stretch. Brown ultimately finished with the most impressive stat line of all Steelers receivers Sunday, but Roethlisberger's most-targeted weapon actually turned out to be running back Le'Veon Bell, as the veteran quarterback relied on a steady flow of check-down passes in the second half when the Packers' defense tightened up. Although next week's matchup against the Bengals -- who've allowed just 6.2 yards per attempt, second-lowest in the league -- will certainly serve as a tougher test than his last two opponents, Roethlisberger could be getting No. 2 wideout JuJu Smith-Schuster (hamstring) back from injury.

























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