"Holy crap defense" "Old man still got wheels": NFL fans react to Aaron Rodgers' "discount double check" celebration after rushing TD vs. Ravens

Aaron Rodgers ran for a touchdown against the Baltimore Ravens on Sunday and broke out his famous "discount double check" celebration. The Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback scored in the first quarter, giving his team a 7-3 lead.

Fans had plenty to say about him finding the end zone on his feet.

"Old man still got wheels," one fan tweeted.

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"Holy crap defense. How you going to get outrun by 2025 Aaron Rodgers?!" one fan wrote.

"Discount double check," another fan wrote.

Here are more reactions.

"LMFAO OLD MAN RODGERS WITH THE TD," one fan said.

"The old man getting it done," a fan commented.

"Old school Rodgers right there," another fan said.

Rodgers scored from three yards out on Pittsburgh's first possession. He took the snap from under center, faked giving the ball to Jaylen Warren and ran left past Baltimore's defense into the end zone.

The drive started when Rodgers hit DK Metcalf for 52 yards downfield. It was just Pittsburgh's eighth completion of 20+ yards this season. The team didn't have one in November.

Baltimore had just kicked a field goal after its opening drive stalled when Lamar Jackson couldn't connect with Zay Flowers on third down.

What's riding on Sunday for Aaron Rodgers' Steelers?

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Pittsburgh and Baltimore both entered Week 14 with the same record, tied atop the AFC North.

The Steelers (6-6) have lost their last two games. Aaron Rodgers had a rough outing against Buffalo in Week 13, and is still dealing with a fractured left wrist. He completed 10 of 21 passes for 117 yards and zero touchdowns in the 26-7 defeat

Pittsburgh brought in Rodgers in the offseason after losing Russell Wilson and Justin Fields in free agency. Steelers coach Mike Tomlin is under pressure as the team is at risk of having its first losing record during his tenure. Beating Baltimore would help keep its playoff push going.