Sure, QB Kenny Pickett’s 41-yard touchdown pass to WR George Pickens gets all the attention and highlights. As all good game-winning touchdowns should. But the theme of the Pittsburgh Steelers’ 17-10 win over the Baltimore Ravens last Sunday was the play before the play. Whether it was Kwon Alexander’s open-field tackling that led to Miles Killebrew’s punt block or Joey Porter Jr.’s pick or in this case, Pickett hitting WR Allen Robinson II on a 3rd and 9 to move the sticks and set up the score, those are plays that are easy to forget but crucial to victory.
QB Coach Mike Sullivan More Impressed By Play Kenny Pickett Made Before Long Touchdown Pass
