Overview
- Both teams landed in Dublin on Friday, leaving a short runway before the 2:30 p.m. local kickoff at Croke Park for the Steelers’ designated home game.
- Aaron Rodgers said he wished Pittsburgh had traveled earlier to acclimate and sightsee, while NFL executive Michael Signora clarified that arrival schedules are team decisions.
- Pittsburgh added running back Jaylen Warren (knee) and tight end Jonnu Smith (hip) to the injury report late in the week, with their availability uncertain.
- Coach Mike Tomlin and team president Art Rooney II described the trip as a business-focused weekend, with only a brief Saturday window for players to see Dublin.
- Minnesota enters favored by 2.5 points and is 4-0 in international games, as the league highlights the Steelers’ deep Irish ties and says the club pushed to bring a game to Dublin.