Steelers Overcome Raiders 32-13 in Las Vegas

The Pittsburgh Steelers secured a decisive 32-13 victory over the Las Vegas Raiders in Las Vegas, improving their record to 4-2 and ending a two-game losing streak. Najee Harris led the charge with 106 rushing yards and a touchdown, showcasing his determination despite a slow season start. Quarterback Justin Fields contributed significantly with 59 rushing yards and two touchdowns, further solidifying his position amidst competition from Russell Wilson. Steelers fans significantly bolstered the team's morale, creating a home-like atmosphere in Las Vegas, which was acknowledged by head coach Mike Tomlin and player T.J. Watt. The Raiders, struggling with a 2-4 record, faced issues across the board, including poor play-calling and multiple turnovers which contributed to their downfall. Despite the challenges, Pittsburgh's victory keeps them competitive in the AFC North.