Steelers' Beanie Bishop Intercepts Aaron Rodgers Twice in Dominant Win

Rookie cornerback Beanie Bishop's standout performance helped the Pittsburgh Steelers defeat the New York Jets 37-15.

Beanie Bishop, an undrafted rookie for the Steelers, intercepted Aaron Rodgers twice, marking his first career interceptions.
Both of Bishop's interceptions led to touchdowns, contributing significantly to the Steelers' victory over the Jets.
Russell Wilson made his debut as the Steelers' quarterback, leading the team to a decisive win with strong support from the defense.
Bishop expressed a desire to have the intercepted balls signed by Rodgers, adding a personal touch to his achievement.
The Steelers improved their turnover margin to plus-9 and now hold a 5-2 record heading into their next game against the New York Giants.