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Steelers Hold on for 24-21 Win over Vikings in NFL's First Regular-Season Game in Ireland

The Pittsburgh Steelers edged the Minnesota Vikings 24-21 in the NFL's first regular-season game in Ireland, marking a key step in the league's international expansion.

  • The Pittsburgh Steelers defeated the Minnesota Vikings 24-21 today in the NFL's first-ever regular-season game in Ireland at Dublin's Croke Park.
  • The Vikings started Carson Wentz due to J.J. McCarthy's high ankle sprain, who has not played since Week 2 and remains sidelined while the team hopes for his return.
  • Steelers quarterback Aaron Rodgers led his team with a strong passing performance, while Vikings receiver Justin Jefferson had ten catches for 126 yards amid a close contest.
  • Rodgers completed 18 of 22 attempts for 200 yards and connected with DK Metcalf for a touchdown, while Vikings quarterback Wentz threw for 350 yards, recording two touchdowns but also throwing two interceptions.
  • The Steelers improved to 3-1 and earned Aaron Rodgers his first international win, underscoring their playoff contention as both teams continue managing key injuries.
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sport.de broke the news in on Sunday, September 28, 2025.
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