LANDOVER, Md. — Anyone who questioned Pittsburgh Steelers coach Mike Tomlin’s switch to Russell Wilson from Justin Fields might be reconsidering the wisdom of the move right about now. Wilson is looking like the guy who was a star earlier in his career — especially with those 50-50 deep ...
By Stephen Whyno The Associated Press ASHBURN, Va. — The odds were against the Pittsburgh Steelers and Washington Commanders making the playoffs before the season started, for various reasons on either side. They meet up just past the midway point in a showdown of first-place teams ...
Records: Pittsburgh (6-2) at Washington (7-2) Kickoff: Sunday, 1 p.m., CBS BetMGM NFL odds: Commanders by 3 Series record: Washington leads 43-33-3. Against the spread: Steelers 6-2; Commanders 7-2 Last meeting: Washington beat the Steelers 23-17 on Dec. 7, 2020 at Pittsburgh. Last week: Steelers had bye, before that beat the Giants 26-18 on Oct. 28; Commanders beat the Giants 27-22. Steelers offense: overall (19), rush (8), pass (26), scoring (13) Steelers defense: overall (9), rush (4) pass (21), scoring (2) Commanders offense: overall (3), rush (3), pass (11), ...
Records: Pittsburgh (6-2) at Washington (7-2) Kickoff: Sunday, 1 p.m., CBS BetMGM NFL odds: Commanders by 3 Series record: Washington leads 43-33-3. Against the spread: Steelers 6-2; Commanders 7-2 Last meeting: Washington beat the Steelers 23-17 on Dec. 7, 2020 at Pittsburgh. Last week: Steelers had bye, before that beat the Giants 26-18 on Oct. 28; Commanders beat the Giants 27-22. Steelers offense: overall (19), rush (8), pass (26), scoring (13) Steelers defense: overall (9), rush (4) pass (21), scoring (2) Commanders offense: overall (3), rush (3), pass (11), ...
NFL week 10 Who: Pittsburgh at Washington When: Sunday, 1 p.m. TV: CBS Records: Steelers (6-2), Commanders (7-2) Latest line: Steelers are 2.5-point underdogs Radio: WRKY-FM 104.9 By Will Graves The Associated Press PITTSBURGH — Mike Williams was asleep. At least, he ...
The Associated Press ASHBURN, Va. — Jayden Daniels has not given much thought to how he has handled half a season playing quarterback in the NFL. “I still have some ways to go,” he said. “I’ll sit back and reflect after my rookie year is done.” That’s OK. The rest of the sport has plenty to say about Daniels taking the league by storm, leading the Washington Commanders to their first 7-2 start since 1996 and becoming not only the favorite to be the AP Offensive Rookie of the Year but putting himself firmly in the MVP conversation. “You guys got to stop calling him ...
