In a commanding performance, the Pittsburgh Steelers topped the Houston Texans 64-28 in Week 13 of the 2026 season. With playoff implications on the line, the Steelers showcased their offensive might, asserting their dominance in the race for a postseason berth. Pittsburgh's quarterback Aaron Rodgers delivered an extraordinary outing, throwing for 496 yards and an impressive eight touchdowns. Dri Archer contributed on the ground with 67 rushing yards, while the ground game complemented a passing attack that had the Texans' defense reeling. The offensive display was a testament to the Steelers' explosive capabilities, leaving no doubt about their scoring prowess. Defensively, the Steelers were opportunistic, with Sean Murphy-Bunting snagging two interceptions that shifted momentum in their favor. Although the Texans' Will Anderson Jr. stood out with two sacks and three total tackles, the Pittsburgh defense effectively stifled any comeback attempts. The turning point came early in the second half when Murphy-Bunting's second interception led to another quick touchdown, effectively sealing the game for the Steelers.