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The Pittsburgh Steelers won in convincing fashion in Week 6, but the vibes weren't all positive after the contest. Quarterback Aaron Rodgers ripped the team's field following its 23-9 victory over the Cleveland Browns, calling it "borderline unplayable," per TribLive.com.

While the state of the field didn't seem to impact Rodgers statistically — he completed 21 of 30 passes for 235 yards and two touchdowns in the win — it may have affected two other big moments for the Steelers. 

The first of which occurred in the second quarter of the contest, when Steelers special teams ace Miles Killebrew sustained a "significant knee injury." It was a non-contact injury for Killebrew, and there was no particular evidence the field played a role in the injury. But the two were connected after the game due to Rodgers' comments.

The more obvious instance of the field affecting the game came in the fourth quarter, when usually-reliable kicker Chris Boswell missed a 54-yard field goal after slipping on the grass. 

As Boswell's front foot hit the grass, it slid, causing Boswell's kick to miss its target. And causing the kicker to fall to the ground.

Given how it looked, Boswell was lucky to escape the play without sustaining an injury. 

The Steeler's ground crew seemed to realize the field was in less-than-stellar condition. After the contest, workers were spotted re-sodding Acrisure Stadium.

The Steelers share the field with the Pittsburgh Panthers, though the team was on the road Saturday.

It will be a few weeks before either team takes the field again. Both Pitt and the Steelers are on the road next weekend. The next time either team plays at Acrisure will occur on Saturday, Oct. 25, when Pitt plays the North Carolina State Wolfpack. 

The following day, the Steelers will play at home against the Green Bay Packers.

The 2025-26 NFL regular season is in full swing, and Week 6 saw a few interesting results (New York Giants beating the Philadelphia Eagles outright on Thursday night), along with the Kansas City Chiefs looking more like their old selves in a 30-17 win over the Detroit Lions as 2.5-point favorites. 

It's never too early to look ahead to next week, though, and sportsbooks have already posted lines for every matchup.

Here are the odds for every Week 7 NFL game at BetMGM:

Thursday

Pittsburgh Steelers (-5.5, 42.5) at Cincinnati Bengals

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Sunday

9:30 a.m. ET

Los Angeles Rams (-3, 45.5) at Jacksonville Jaguars in London

1 p.m. ET

Las Vegas Raiders at Kansas City Chiefs (-12.5, 45.5)

New Orleans Saints at Chicago Bears (-5.5, 45.5)

Miami Dolphins at Cleveland Browns (-2.5, 40.5)

New England Patriots (-7, 42.5) at Tennessee Titans

Philadelphia Eagles (-2.5, 42.5) at Minnesota Vikings

Carolina Panthers at New York Jets (-1.5, 43.5)

4 p.m. ET

New York Giants at Denver Broncos (-7, 40.5)

Indianapolis Colts at Los Angeles Chargers (-1.5, 48.5)

Washington Commanders (-2.5, 53.5) at Dallas Cowboys

Green Bay Packers (-6.5, 44.5) at Arizona Cardinals

Sunday Night Football

Atlanta Falcons at San Francisco 49ers (-3, 45.5)

Monday

Tampa Bay Buccaneers at Detroit Lions (-4.5, 52.5)

Houston Texans at Seattle Seahawks (-3, 41)

Bye-week teams: Bills, Ravens

The Los Angeles Rams could be without star wideout Puka Nacua when the team travels to London in Week 7. Nacua reportedly sustained a sprained ankle in Week 6 that could cause him to miss time, per NFL Network's Mike Garafolo.

The injury makes Nacua "doubtful" for Week 7, per Garafolo.

Following that game, the Rams have a bye, so that would give Nacua an additional week to recover from the injury.

This story will be updated.