The Steelers head into Thursday night’s game against the Browns coming off their best offensive performance of the season.

They gained 411 yards after picking up 499 over the first two weeks and a lot of them came in big chunks through the air. Quarterback Aaron Rodgers didn’t have any completions on passes that traveled 20 yards through the air in the first two weeks, but hit on two for touchdowns in the first quarter of their win over the Bengals and there were five passing plays that picked up 20-plus yards in the entire game.

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On Tuesday, Rodgers said he thought the offense was “close” to what the Steelers envision it to be but noted no one felt good about the group after their Week 2 loss to New England. The goal, according to Rodgers, is to show more consistency.

“You start from zero for sure, but there’s some vibes that start to flow a little bit if you put together a couple good performances in a row,” Rodgers said, via the team’s website. “We have one decent performance so we’re gonna try and stack a few.”

The Browns are coming into the game with two straight wins, but only one side is going to be able to feel like they’re still on a roll once Thursday’s game comes to an end.