The Steelers escaped Dublin with a 24-21 win over Minnesota, their first international victory since 2013, while Calvin Austin III left the field with a shoulder injury and was transported to a local hospital for evaluation. Aaron Rodgers notched a milestone, lifting his 18th all-time win against Minnesota to surpass Brett Favre in that matchup. Austin entered the game with 126 receiving yards on the season and a 2024 breakout year, while Pittsburgh leaned on a developing WR corps and a steady defense to seal the result.

Austin contributed two catches for 13 yards and returned two punts before the injury, leaving questions for Pittsburgh’s depth at wide receiver as they return home. The win in Dublin adds a rare international chapter to the Steelers' narrative and puts the next weeks’ targets and rotations under sharper scrutiny as the medical update on Austin unfolds and fantasy managers recalibrate expectations for the Steelers’ passing game.