Dale Lolley is a sports writer specializing in coverage of the Pittsburgh Steelers. With a focus on local sports in Pennsylvania, Dale provides in-depth analysis, game recaps, and player evaluations. His work has been featured in the Observer Reporter and he is known for his expertise and passion for covering the Steelers.
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Russell Wilson made his first start in a Steelers uniform a memorable one.
Tied at 9-9 midway through the third quarter with the New York Giants Monday night at Acrisure Stadium, the Steelers needed a spark.
LANDOVER, MD - The Steelers' trades for wide receiver Mike Williams and linebacker Preston Smith weren't supposed to necessarily pay dividends for the team this week.
The offenses for the Steelers and Ravens entered Sunday's meeting at Acrisure Stadium red-hot.
Add in some lake effect snow, and the sloppiness gets even greater.
While players got a few additional days off to rest and heal up for the December stretch run, Steelers head coach Mike Tomlin and his staff spent the weekend after playing in Cleveland last Thursday night doing some self-scouting.
Wilson picked apart the Cincinnati defense like a surgeon, throwing for 414 yards, the most for a Steelers quarterback since Ben Roethlisberger's retirement following the 2021 season, as Pittsburgh had its way with the Bengals in a 44-38 win Sunday at Paycor Stadium.
With the Baltimore Ravens on a bye, the Steelers knew going into Sunday's game against the Cleveland Browns knowing that no matter what happened, they would still maintain a lead in the AFC North standings.
PHILADELPHIA - Oftentimes on the road, teams have to survive the wave of emotion provided for the home team by their crowd.
BALTIMORE - Often when the Steelers and Ravens play, the game comes down to which team makes the fewest mistakes. And which one takes advantage of those mistakes.
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