Previously, we looked at the decision to overturn the ruling on the field of a touchdown catch by Ravens tight end Isaiah Likely. Earlier, a non-catch (and, in turn, an interception) by Steelers quarterback Aaron Rodgers on a tipped pass was turned into a reception.

Aaron Rodgers turned back the clock with his discount double check celebration after a touchdown in the Steelers' game on Sunday.

The Steelers have now regained first place of the AFC North with four weeks to go. Of the Steelers' final four opponents, only one (the Lions, whom the Steelers play in Week 16) have a winning record. Conversely, the Ravens' remaining schedule is much tougher: Week 15 at Cincinnati, Week 16 vs. Patriots, Week 17 at Packers and Week 18 at Steelers.

The AFC North rivals both entered the day with a 6-6 record coming off a loss, but it was the Steelers who came out firing.

Aaron Rodgers, already playing with a fractured wrist, took a hard hit in the Steelers' loss to the Bills on Sunday that bloodied his nose.