Pittsburgh Steelers Prepare for Giants in Primetime

The Pittsburgh Steelers, currently 5-2, are preparing for their upcoming primetime matchup against the New York Giants after a decisive 37-15 victory over the Jets, where quarterback Russell Wilson showcased impressive performance with 264 passing yards and three total touchdowns. Coach Mike Tomlin praised Wilson's resilience despite a rocky start and confirmed that he will continue as the starting quarterback, taking first-team reps in practice. The Steelers' defense also made significant contributions, forcing two turnovers that led to scores. Former NFL quarterback David Carr highlighted the effectiveness of the game plan, likening it to Wilson's successful days with the Seattle Seahawks. Concerns remain about Wilson's ability to read defenses under pressure, but if he maintains this level of play, the Steelers could be serious playoff contenders. Injuries, including that of Montravius Adams, will be monitored ahead of the Giants game, as the team aims to sustain momentum.