With former Green Bay quarterback Aaron Rodgers watching from the sidelines, Jordan Love showed just how much he learned from his predecessor en route to the Packers' impressive 35-25 victory over the Steelers on Sunday night in Pittsburgh.

Love passed for 360 yards and three touchdowns to outduel his former mentor in the Packers first win in Pittsburgh since 1970.

The Steelers' clash with the Packers figured to spotlight Aaron Rodgers' revenge bid. Instead, Jordan Love commanded all the attention.

Jordan Love passed for 360 yards and three touchdowns as the Green Bay Packers defeated Aaron Rodgers and the Pittsburgh Steelers 35-25

Jordan Love spent three years absorbing what he could from Aaron Rodgers. Footwork. Cadence. Throwing motion. Film study. The list of things Love gleaned from his mentor goes on and on, every last item invaluable in Love's development.

Jordan Love had a 134.2 passer rating to Rodgers’ 101.5, a run of 20 straight completions and 360 yards passing to Rodgers’ 219.

The Steelers went into Sunday night’s game giving up 10.2 points per game in the fourth quarter – the fifth-most of any team – and somehow got worse. Green Bay managed 21 points in the final period, so that raises their fourth-quarter average to 11.

Sunday marked the 72nd time the Steelers had led by at least nine points at halftime under coach Mike Tomlin -- they had never lost such a game by double digits until Sunday. It is Green Bay's second-largest win after trailing entering the fourth quarter in franchise history.