Steelers Maintain Super Bowl Aspirations at 8-2

The Pittsburgh Steelers, led by coach Mike Tomlin and quarterback Russell Wilson, are in strong contention for the Super Bowl with an 8-2 record, following a recent 18-16 victory over the Baltimore Ravens. Tomlin emphasizes the need for the team to maintain a championship mindset and not get complacent as they face a challenging schedule ahead. Despite Wilson's costly interception, the defense's resilience played a crucial role in their win. Tomlin's decision to start Wilson over Justin Fields has sparked debate, but recent performances have vindicated his choice, with Fields also contributing in key moments. Additionally, concerns linger over right tackle Broderick Jones, who has struggled during his second year, but Tomlin remains optimistic about his potential. The team’s success has given them a clear path to claim the AFC North and possibly home-field advantage in the playoffs.