Watch: Steelers undrafted rookie picks off Aaron Rodgers twice in 'SNF' tilt

Pittsburgh Steelers cornerback Beanie Bishop will never forget his first or second career interception. In just his seventh NFL game, the undrafted rookie picked off New York Jets QB and future Hall of Famer Aaron Rodgers, not once, but twice on "Sunday Night Football."

Bishop notched interception No. 1 with 1:15 left in the opening half, cutting in front of a pass intended for Jets WR Garrett Wilson. Four plays later, Russell Wilson, making his first start as a Steeler, found WR George Pickens for an 11-yard touchdown , pulling Pittsburgh within two points of New York, 15-13, at the break.

With 7:22 left in the third quarter and the Steelers nursing a one-point lead, 16-15, Bishop recorded pick No. 2, thanks to a bit of luck. Facing a 2nd-and-10 from their own 23-yard-line, Rodgers chucked another deep ball, which bounced off the hands of Wilson and into the waiting arms of the former Minnesota standout, who returned it to the Jets one-yard-line.

Once again, Bishop's takeaway led to points for the Steelers. Wilson stretched across the goal line for six points on the next play, putting Pittsburgh up, 23-15.

Bishop joined a rare group, becoming only the fifth player to intercept Rodgers two or more times in a game and the first since Detroit Lions safety Kerby Joseph in 2022.

Meanwhile, Rodgers continues to struggle with turnovers. Counting his two picks on Sunday night, the 40-year-old has thrown six interceptions over the last three games.