Calls of the Game: Midway point of the 2020 season

Check out the Calls of the Game from the first half of the Steelers' 2020 season

Najee Harris got a little help from his friends for his second rushing TD of the day

Mason Rudolph connected with George Pickens for an 86-yd TD to open the scoring against the Bengals

T. J. Watt earned another spot in the record books with this 90th career sack.

Jaylen Warren gave the Steelers the lead in the second quarter against the Packers

Diontae Johnson broke his touchdown drought with a game-winning score in the 4th quarter against the Titans

Najee Harris gave the Steelers a lead they would not relinquish against the Rams

George Pickens' 41-yd TD catch late in the game completed the comeback against the Ravens

Kenny Pickett found Calvin Austin III for a 72-yd scoring strike against the Raiders

T. J. Watt took his place in the Steelers' record book with his sack of Deshaun Watson

George Pickens caught the go-ahead touchdown late in the 4th quarter in a memorable win over the Raiders

Mitch Trubisky scored the insurance TD after an amazing 21-play, 11:43 drive to open the second half

Connor Heyward scored his first career TD in the win against the Falcons

Benny Snell Jr. scored in the 4th quarter, and the Steelers never looked back

Damontae Kazee stopped the Saints in the fourth quarter to preserve a lead that the Steelers never relinquished

Mitch Trubisky found Chase Claypool for the late insurance touchdown against the Buccaneers

Chris Boswell's game-winning field goal is this week's Call of the Game driven by #1 Cochran

T. J. Watt tied the single-season sack record of 22.5 with this play late in the second quarter

Ben Roethlisberger made the most of what is likely the final home game of his career

T. J. Watt became the Steelers' single-season sack record holder against the Titans

Pat Freiermuth made a circus catch to give the Steelers the lead for good against the Browns

Ben Roethlisberger recorded his 400th career touchdown against the Packers

The Steelers defense got off the field on fourth down to clinch the AFC North title

Stephon Tuitt notched the Steelers' first sack of the day to extend their sack streak to 67 games, 2 shy of the all-time NFL record

Ben Roethlisberger stood tall amidst the rush to deliver a touchdown pass to JuJu Smith-Schuster against the Bengals