It was a much-anticipated preseason game between the Pittsburgh Steelers and the Buffalo Bills, in large part due to the debut of veteran quarterback Russell Wilson for the Black and Gold.
Shortly after kickoff though on Saturday night at Acrisure, that anticipation turned into frustration and anger as the veteran quarterback was under siege from the get-go and couldn’t muster much of anything offensively.
Wilson saw five drives as QB1, completed 8-of-10 passes for 47 yards, and the Steelers scored zero points (though kicker Chris Boswell did miss a 52-yard field goal).
The performance from the offensive line was disastrous, especially second-year offensive tackle Broderick Jones, who allowed two sacks and multiple pressures, really struggling with the basics on the line of scrimmage.