Members of the Pittsburgh Steelers offense are upset with wide receiver George Pickens after he appeared to jog for a pass from quarterback Justin

Dallas Cowboys cornerback Jourdan Lewis, who recovered the ball to end the game in the Cowboys’ 20-17 win over the Pittsburgh Steelers, took aim at wide receiver George Pickens following their win. After the end of the play,

George Pickens, the Pittsburgh Steelers' star wide receiver, ran fewer routes than most of his teammates during their game against the Dallas Cowboys. This raised eyebrows, as Pickens is widely regarded as the Steelers' most dangerous offensive weapon.

Steelers coach Mike Tomlin has gone out of his way to avoid making any declarations about who the team’s starting quarterback is, repeatedly calling it a “hypothetical” while Russell Wilson — who earned the gig coming out of training camp — slowly recovers from a calf injury suffered a couple of days before the season opener.

When they didn’t come, the Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback shrugged his shoulders. “I don’t think we’re one of those teams looking for an identity,” Fields said following a 20-17 loss to Dallas that dropped the Steelers to 3-2.

The Pittsburgh Steelers dropped another game where the defense allowed long drives throughout the whole game. The only reason it was close was because the Dallas Cowboys repeatedly ended those drives with turnovers and miscues of their own.

Follow live updates as the Dallas Cowboys travel to Pittsburgh to take on Justin Fields and the Steelers on Sunday Night Football

There's never a dull moment in the NFL, and the fifth week of the 2024 regular season is no exception. There are a host of marquee matchups to watch over the next several days as

Two of the NFL’s marquee franchises meet in Pittsburgh on Sunday night, with both having significant postseason aspirations.