And with a 21-18 loss, Pittsburgh came crashing back to the pack with their playoff hopes taking a serious hit.
The Steelers fell into an 18-point hole in the second quarter and couldn't recover.
That's two embarrassing losses in a row. The losses have been so bad, they're making history.
At 7-6, Pittsburgh is the first team in NFL history above .500 to lose consecutive games to teams both at least eight games below .500.
The Steelers also went 3-for-14 on third down and 1-for-3 on fourth down.
The Steelers were 7-4 before last Sunday with games against two 2-10 teams, at home.
They're not 7-6.
