Buccaneers vs. Steelers takeaways: Aaron Rodgers, Pittsburgh defense fuel historic overtime comeback

Ramsey blitzes and smashes Daniels, sealing the Steelers 26-19 win! Great effort by both teams, but Steelers prevail and record their biggest fourth quarter comeback since 1992. 

Wilson breaks up Daniels' third-down throw, so it's fourth-and-8 again for Tampa Bay. 

Daniels runs and gets just enough yards for the first down at the 2-minute warning! Incredible run by Daniels, who got absolutely drilled by Payton Wilson right at the sticks. Bucs have one timeout and 62 yards to travel. 

Bucs face a fourth-and-9 from their own 27. They miss, Steelers win. They convert, OT continues. 

Rodgers hits Germie Bernard for his first career TD. It gives the Steelers a 26-19 lead with 3:15 left in OT. Not hyperbole; that was the most impressive Steelers drive of the season so far. 

Dowdle bursts through the middle of Tampa's defense for another first down. Buccaneers need to start worrying about time. There's four minutes left and the Steelers are inside the Buccaneers' 10. 

Warren picks up another first down on a seven-yard run. Steelers now in the red zone with 5:37 left. 

Warren catches a short pass and makes a series of spin moves to give the Steelers a first down in FG range. Warren slipped out at the last second and Rodgers spotted him. 

Metcalf comes through with a first down catch on third-and-13. Steelers have a first down past their 40-yard-line. Steelers continue to rely entirely on Rodgers' arm. Pittsburgh has had just 18 carries today and eight after halftime. 

McLaughlin drills a 53-yarder with eight seconds left. The Steelers will get the ball to start overtime. 

Nick Herbig sacks Daniels on second down, knocking Tampa Bay out of FG range and forcing them to burn their final timeout. TB facing a third-and-17 on Steelers' 48 with 40 seconds left. 

Another odd drive by the Steelers, who aren't able to score a TD from three yards out. They are able to get a FG from Boswell that gives Pittsburgh a 19-16 lead with 1:21 left. Buccaneers only used a timeout on that drive. 

Jamel Dean -- a former Buccaneer -- picks off Daniels and runs it back to the Buccaneers' 3-yard-line. Steelers in position to take the lead with 1:38 left. 

Boswell's do-over is also good. Steelers are trying to mount their largest fourth quarter comeback since 1992 but to do that, they'll need to stop the Buccaneers' offense in the game's final 1:55. Bucs have two timeouts left. 

Boswell made a 58-yard FG, but it won't count as the 2-minute warning had already happened. The FG was made longer after Rodgers took a sack on third down that moved the ball from the 31 to the 40. Pittsburgh's offense wasn't in sync at all on this drive. 

Refs bail Metcalf out on third-and-5. Metcalf was tripped but the ball wasn't catchable at all. Either way, Steelers get a first down in Buccaneers territory. 

Pittsburgh takes over at its own 23 with 7:03 left, down three points. 

The Steelers have moved exclusively through the air this half. Would think they'll try to mix it up more here given the longer field. 

Steelers make it a three-point game with 8:08 left. With that, Boswell has made the most FGs of any player in Steelers history. That was one was set up by Everette's pick. 

Steelers now need a defensive stop to give Rodgers and Co. enough time to get back into FG range. 

Steelers convert on third-and-16, but an illegal shift on Darnell Washington wipes it out. 

Rodgers evades traffic and hits Warren for a first down on third-and-10. That was vintage Rodgers, who has completed 10 straight passes. 

Steelers trail 16-10 with 10 minutes left. 

Daylen Everette picks off Daniels on third down. Steelers quickly move back downfield after Rodgers hits Metcalf for 17 yards. 

That was Everette's first career INT. 

Rodgers hits Washington for a short TD. Steelers now trail 16-10 with 13:38 to play. 

The Steelers' score was set up by Metcalf's gritty 17-yard catch on third-and-16. Every play on that drive was a pass. 

Bernard has been a stud with 81 yards on nine catches. 

Rodgers hits Metcalf for 17 yards on third-and-16. First down for the Steelers on the Bucs' 30. Metcalf took a shot but he held onto the ball. Steelers about to get 15 more yards for roughing the passer. First down on Buccaneers' 15. 

The Steelers gained less than 20 yards that quarter yet are still technically in this game. One major issue has been their lack of big plays. Rodgers hasn't been on the same page with Metcalf, and the Steelers' running game has struggled to consistently gain yards. 

Bernard's eighth catch (a new career high) gives the Steelers a first down in Bucs territory. He's been the Steelers' best wideout the last two weeks. 

Davis Walker sacks Rodgers for a loss of 10 on the next play. The Steelers have lost their offensive identity. No runs so far on this drive. The Bucs anticipated another pass and weren't fooled by the play action. 

Steelers defense stands tall in the red zone, holding the Buccaneers to a FG. Pittsburgh couldn't afford to give up a TD there. 

Can the Steelers' offense do something, though? The margin of error is thin. The Steelers have had success on the ground, but they haven't been able to sustain any of their drives. Their receiving corps is once again an issue. 

Tampa Bay's first drive of the half has lasted over half the quarter. The Buccaneers are a whopping 4 of 4 on third down on this drive. 

Mike McCarthy never went to the locker room at halftime. He spent it in the medical tent after injuring his leg when he was walking off the field at the end of the half.