Steelers Beat Commanders 28-27 with Late Touchdown

In a thrilling comeback, the Pittsburgh Steelers defeated the Washington Commanders 28-27, propelled by quarterback Russell Wilson and newly acquired wide receiver Mike Williams. Wilson, who has now led 40 game-winning drives, threw three touchdowns, including the decisive one to Williams with just over two minutes remaining. Williams, who had just joined the Steelers five days prior, caught the game-winning touchdown despite not having practiced the specific route. Head coach Mike Tomlin praised Wilson's ability to connect on crucial plays reminiscent of his Super Bowl successes with the Seahawks. This victory improves the Steelers' record to 7-2, solidifying their AFC North lead as they prepare for an important matchup against the Baltimore Ravens. The win marks the Steelers' fourth consecutive victory, highlighting the successful integration of Williams into the team's offense.