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In Eli Rogers' first quarter as an NFL receiver, he let a Ben Roethlisberger pass whizz past him and into the arms of Redskins defensive back Bashaud Breeland. He redeemed himself a quarter later, catching his first career touchdown to give the Steelers a 14-6 lead over the Redskins just before halftime Monday night.

This time, he was on the right end of a deflection. Give the assist to Sammie Coates and the Redskins defense.

Here's another angle, taken from field level:

And that's how Rogers caught his first touchdown in the NFL. More importantly, that's how Roethlisberger passed Joe Montana for the 13th-most touchdown passes (274) in NFL history. To follow the game, click here for our CBSSports.com GameTracker.