Russell Wilson acknowledges his critical errors that led to a loss against the Ravens, emphasizing the need to avoid such plays in the future
Baltimore: So, the game didn’t go as planned for Russell Wilson and the Steelers. They were looking good, but things took a turn. Wilson had a nice run, almost scoring, but then he fumbled. Ouch! That mistake led to a 96-yard touchdown for the Ravens, and Wilson called it “unacceptable.”
The Steelers managed to tie it up later, but then Wilson threw another interception. This time, it was picked off by Marlon Humphrey, who took it back for a touchdown. That pretty much sealed the deal for the Ravens, giving them a 34-17 win.
After the game, Wilson was pretty candid about his mistakes. He said those two plays were game-changers and he can’t let that happen again. He felt the defense did their part, but those errors really hurt the team.
Now, the Steelers have to bounce back quickly. They’ve got a tough game against the Chiefs coming up. Wilson is trying to stay positive, saying he won’t keep his head down. But, man, those two plays could really impact their chances for the division title.