Mike Tomlin wasn't asked about all of the outside noise following the Steelers ' 27-22 win over the Ravens that propelled Pittsburgh into first place in the AFC North. But Aaron Rodgers was, and the veteran quarterback didn't mince works while addressing the recent speculation regarding his coach.

Likely had two feet down in the end zone and was taking a third step when the ball was knocked out of his hands. The ruling of a catch was overturned and the Steelers wound up stopping the Ravens on fourth down to force a turnover. That left Pittsburgh up 27-22 when the Ravens got the ball back on their own 26-yard line at the two-minute warning.

Ravens head coach John Harbaugh said he received the same explanation. He also thought the overturned interception that Aaron Rodgers caught should have gone in favor of the Ravens rather than the Steelers holding onto the ball.

It just made too much sense that Week 14's matchup between the Baltimore Ravens and Pittsburgh Steelers, a grimy face-off that offered a divisional lead for the

Jason Garrett, Devin McCourty and Maria Taylor break down the wins by the Buffalo Bills and the Pittsburgh Steelers in Week 14, explaining why both results were so important for the respective teams.

Baltimore thought it took a late lead before replay officials determined that Isaiah Likely didn't complete the act of a catch in the end zone.

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