@bannonswarroom.us: Aaron Rodgers took a massive blindside hit Sunday — and the resulting fumble turned into one of the strangest plays of the Steelers' game against the Patriots. Pittsburgh was near the red zone in the second quarter, facing third-and-7, when Rodgers dropped back to pass. Patriots defender Christian Ellis came in from the blindside, while former Steeler Robert Spillane hit Rodgers from the front at nearly the same time. The impact knocked the ball loose. Then the play turned chaotic. The fumble bounced off players from both teams and continued rolling down the field before Steelers offensive lineman Troy Fautanu finally recovered it. The result? Pittsburgh lost 36 yards on the play and faced fourth-and-43, forcing the Steelers to punt. New England linebacker Dre'Mont Jones initially tried to recover the loose ball but landed awkwardly after contact with a Pittsburgh offensive lineman. After the play, Jones headed straight to the locker room while favoring his shoulder. It was also the first time Rodgers had been sacked in the game. Despite the bizarre turnover, Pittsburgh's defense kept the Steelers in the game, holding New England and forcing a punt on the Patriots' next possession. CTA: That fumble went everywhere. Have you ever seen a football play this chaotic? Hashtags: #AaronRodgers #Steelers #Patriots #NFL #footballnews

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