Rodgers throws touchdown to Washington as Steelers cut into Browns' lead
The scoring play narrowed Pittsburgh's deficit as the two AFC North rivals continued their matchup.
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Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Aaron Rodgers threw a touchdown pass to Washington during the Steelers' game against the Cleveland Browns, cutting into Cleveland's lead, according to ESPN's live coverage.
The scoring play came as Pittsburgh looked to close the gap in the divisional matchup between the two AFC North rivals.
Details on the score at the time of the play and the eventual outcome of the game were not specified in the available source material.
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