If you ever feel football is a complex sport, don’t worry, Greg Olsen is here for the rescue. He not only calls the ball but breaks it down into thrilling stories, turning X’s and O’s into pure entertainment. Fans once more witnessed the former NFL tight end’s professionalism in the Week 4 matchup between the Minnesota Vikings and the Pittsburgh Steelers on Sunday in Ireland.

It was only two minutes into the second quarter when Aaron Rodgers hit wide receiver DK Metcalf for an 80-yard touchdown pass that gave them a 14-3 lead. Everyone was left stunned about how Metcalf and Rodgers could pull off such a move in this traffic. But Greg Olsen explained the drive as it was backyard play.

“Ben S. Stronni’s gonna go in motion right now, Joshua Metellus, he would be the read. But watch now he sends him in motion. It makes Ivan Pace the front-side linebacker,” his experience and expertise roared, depicting he is still FOX’s best announcer.

“Now he’s the hook player watch how fast he runs out of there with Washington to the flat and it opens up the window. So yes, something simple is just adding that little motion, but it gets Aaron Rogers’ eyes to a linebacker in coverage as his reed as opposed to more of like a hybrid. Strong safety, little bit better,” he added.

Rodgers and Metalf have been bonding since the Steelers’ training camp. In a practice session during the off-season, the Steelers offense emerged victorious over the defense.

Big thanks to the Rodgers-Metcalf chemistry.

On the first play of the shots drill, Rodgers hooked up Metcalf with a slant, putting the offense 1-0. This was the time the Steelers felt that this duo could be a difference maker.

Aaron Rodgers creates history in Dublin

The Steelers initially appeared to be the more confident side. Due to running back Jaylen Warren‘s knee injury, Kenneth Gainwell took over and scored for Pittsburgh first. In a short touchdown run, he powered in a 7-3 lead for the Steelers.

But the Steeler gave something amazing to the Dublin audience to be cheerful about. A spectacular 80-yard touchdown pass from Aaron Rodgers to DK Metcalf was his next move. Metcalf took the pass at the 35-yard line, turned on the gas, and left the Vikings defenders behind to the end zone.

Before Metcalf got to the goal line, Rodgers was already celebrating as he lifted his arms to the crowd’s delight. With that synergy, the Steelers’ lead was deepened to 14-3, and their early game strength was made visible.

This was a historic moment in itself. Rodgers’ touchdown pass to Metcalf gave him the record for the most career 50-yard completions in NFL history, moving past Drew Brees. In Dublin, Rodgers not only led his team but also carved his name deeper into NFL history, and this time, he looked like he was truly savoring every second.

Metcalf also used this opportunity to build up his fame as he amassed 4 receptions for 122 yards in a time span of less than 18 minutes. Meanwhile, Rodgers was on a roll as he threw exactly 9 passes for a total of 145 yards at this moment. After Gainwell’s one-yard rushing touchdown for Pittsburgh, the Steelers scored their second touchdown in the game and thus were on fire for the first three drives.

On the Vikings’ side, QB Carson Wentz was sharp as well, completing all seven of his passes for 71 yards. However, Minnesota couldn’t finish its drives the same way Pittsburgh did.