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Mark Kaboly ‘Stunned’ By Steelers’ Hail Mary Attempt Vs Browns: ‘Want To Know If That Was The Call’

While the Steelers mounted a comeback to tie the game against the Browns, the game ended in a failed Hail Mary. Why? With 10 seconds left and a timeout in their pocket, sitting on their own 35, they could have…

By Matthew Marczi · Steelers Depot

Published: Saturday, 3 October 2026 at 10:00 AM

Key Things to Know

Mark Kaboly criticized the Steelers' late Hail Mary attempt instead of trying for field goal range against Cleveland.
Pittsburgh possessed 10 seconds and one timeout on their own 35-yard line before the final play.
Aaron Rodgers threw an interception on the final play to seal the loss to the Browns.

The Story in 60 Seconds

Reporter Mark Kaboly expressed shock over the Pittsburgh Steelers' late-game decision to attempt a Hail Mary against the Cleveland Browns. Speaking on the Kaboly + Mack podcast, Kaboly questioned whether Aaron Rodgers or the coaching staff chose the play, arguing the team had 10 seconds and a timeout remaining to gain 20 to 25 yards for a game-tying field goal attempt.

Pittsburgh had previously tied the game after trailing 24-16, with Rodgers scoring on a two-point conversion sneak before Cleveland answered with a late field goal. Rodgers' final desperate pass was intercepted, ending the contest and drawing criticism from Kaboly and writer Matthew Marczi regarding the clock and play management.

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