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PITTSBURGH, PA — Sunday night at Acrisure Stadium felt less like a home game for the Pittsburgh Steelers and more like a reunion party for the Green Bay Packers — and no one felt that sting harder than Aaron Rodgers himself. 🔥 “GO PACK GO” Takes Over PittsburghFrom the opening drive, the stands were filled with a sea of green and gold. Thousands of Packers fans traveled to Pittsburgh, turning the Steelers’ home field into enemy territory. After the game, Rodgers couldn’t hide his frustration: “I had to go to a silent count because my teammates couldn’t hear me,” Rodgers said. “Packers fans travel really well. It’s crazy — I had to use a silent count… in a home game.” 🎧 Haunted by His PastThroughout the night, Rodgers heard something that brought back nearly two decades of memories — and a hint of pain. “GO PACK GO! GO PACK GO!” Aaron Rodgers said he was forced to use a silent count in Pittsburgh tonight because the Packer fans were so loud. IN THE STEEL CITY! 🫡 pic.twitter.com/J5pJjzrIul — Packerfan Total Access- Clayton (@packers_access) October 27, 2025 That familiar chant echoed across the stadium — the same words that once lifted him to glory in Green Bay now served as a cruel reminder of what he left behind. “I’ve been hearing that chant for 18 years,” Rodgers said with a wry smile. 💔 A Painful Night for the Future Hall of FamerRodgers’ reunion ended in disappointment, as the Steelers fell 35–25 to his former team. After the game, he didn’t sugarcoat his feelings: “I’m disappointed we didn’t play better,” Rodgers admitted. “I’m disappointed I didn’t play better.” ⚡ From Hero to HauntedWhat was supposed to be just another regular-season matchup turned into a psychological battlefield — a night where the ghosts of Lambeau followed Rodgers all the way to Pittsburgh. 🏈 It wasn’t just a loss. It was a reminder — some legacies never let you go.