As Russell Wilson’s doubts become more prevalent, the Steelers will falter to their fourth consecutive defeat.
As the Steelers prepare to play the Cincinnati Bengals on Saturday, Wilson said this week that they “have got to have amnesia” regarding their three-game losing streak.
“Take care of the football and stay on schedule,” Mike Tomlin stressed, because he wants his quarterback to remember that crucial lesson. In the previous two lopsided defeats,
Wilson has fumbled twice and thrown two expensive interceptions, and the coach has made it apparent that he will not tolerate concessions at crucial moments.
Wilson had a season-high 414 yards and three touchdowns in the first encounter between the two teams, a 44-38 Pittsburgh triumph, suggesting that Cincinnati’s defence has a remedy.
For such problems. After the Steelers running backs combined for 146 receiving yards in that game, defensive coordinator Lou Anarumo said this week that he was optimistic.
