The Aaron Rodgers show might already be on the verge of falling apart in Pittsburgh.Two of the Steelers’ biggest defensive stars have definitely had enough of the team’s frustrating start to the 2026 season.Cam Heyward unloaded on the Steelers’ sideline during a 27-24 loss to the BrownsgettyOn a night when Deshaun Watson was better than Rodgers and the Cleveland Browns took sole possession of first place in the AFC North, T.J. Watt and Cam Heyward unloaded on the Steelers’ sideline.“That’s f***ed up, man. That’s f***ing crazy,” Heyward appeared to shout on Thursday Night Football.A video of Watt, an eight-time Pro Bowler and winner of the NFL Defensive Player of the Year award, was equally troubling for the Steelers.As Pittsburgh was on its way to a flat 2-2 record via 27-24 road loss to the Browns (3-1), Watt was seen on the sideline requesting a coach’s headset and unloading his frustration on national TV.View Tweet: https://x.com/hashtag/TNFonPrime?src=hash&ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw“Frustration on that sideline is never just about one play,” one fan tweeted. “It’s about watching the same breakdowns happen weekly, while knowing the talent is right there.”“Something tells me this team is imploding,” a second fan posted. “He seems upset there,” a third fan wrote. “Maybe he needs a new home. Maybe the same place his former teammates have gone?!”The Steelers fell to .500 on a last-second field goal by Cleveland’s Andre Szmyt.The career-long 56-yarder was set up by Watson, who went 4-for-5 for 46 passing yards on the winning drive.Meanwhile, Rodgers threw two interceptions and was sacked five times for a combined loss of 30 yards.Heyward and T.J. Watt unloaded on the Steelers’ sidelineX@SMHighlights1It was another rough night for Aaron Rodgers as the Steelers fell to 2-2gettyView Tweet: https://t.co/WIbOXVHORHPittsburgh’s defense allowed the Browns to gain 22 first downs and 372 total offensive yards, while Cleveland went 4-of-10 on third down and averaged 6 yards per play.Those big numbers followed Joey Porter Jr. getting traded to the Dallas Cowboys, following a tense contract stalemate between the Steelers and Porter.Pittsburgh has spent the last two offseasons waiting on Rodgers and building the team around the 42-year-old quarterback, who’s already announced that 2026 will be his final NFL season before he retires. “I wouldn’t say it was our cleanest game all the way around,” Rodgers said. “They were getting after us on some of the long yardage stuff that we weren’t winning a bunch. I missed some throws I usually hit.”The Steelers have now lost two of their last three games, after getting blown out 30-6 by the Houston Texans in an AFC Wild Card game that ended Pittsburgh’s 2025 campaign. Frustration is already mounting in Pittsburgh, and the sideline reactions from Heyward and Watt highlighted the Steelers’ internal problems.