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Steelers Beat Buccaneers 26-19 in Overtime

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The Steelers beat Tampa Bay 26-19 in overtime on Oct. 18, with Aaron Rodgers’ late-game performance drawing attention as a potentially pivotal win. Pittsburgh sports coverage also previewed the Steelers’ upcoming matchup with the New Orleans Saints and reported that Penguins general manager Kyle Dubas provided an update on forward Ben Kindel after a medical episode during the team’s flight home from the West Coast. Another report said Kindel had been hospitalized in Utah after the incident.

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