The Steelers have lost three straight and Wilson has been turning the ball over too much. Does that end against the Bengals?

PITTSBURGH (KDKA) - The Pittsburgh Steelers changed their fortunes on the field when they signed 13-year veteran Russell Wilson as their starting quarterback in March. But, since he's arrived in Pittsburgh, he's had a transformational impact off the field as well.

Early in the loss, Russell Wilson threw a head-scratching interception in the end zone in which it looked like he targeted a triple-covered tight end Pat Freiermuth. Speaking to reporters after the game Wilson said he thought George Pickens was going to run a vertical route to the end zone that would draw the safety away and allow him to make that throw.

Pittsburgh Steelers wide receiver George Pickens avoids fueling a heated debate after Russell Wilson's interception during the game against the Chiefs.