Steelers Defeat Commanders 28-27 in Thriller

In a thrilling comeback, the Pittsburgh Steelers defeated the Washington Commanders 28-27, with Russell Wilson throwing a decisive 32-yard touchdown pass to newcomer Mike Williams in the final minutes. Wilson, who took over as the starting quarterback, completed 14 of 28 passes for 195 yards, marking the Steelers' fourth consecutive victory and improving their record to 7-2. Despite leading 24-14 at one point, the Commanders struggled to maintain their advantage, as Jayden Daniels threw for 202 yards but failed to score. A critical neutral zone infraction by Washington's Jer'Zhan Newton allowed the Steelers to secure a game-clinching first down, running out the clock. Williams' touchdown was pivotal in his Steelers debut after being traded from the Jets, showcasing his ability to make crucial plays when needed. The loss leaves the Commanders at 7-3, highlighting challenges in their offense without key players like Brian Robinson.