The Pittsburgh Steelers gave Russell Wilson a game ball after their win over the Denver Broncos.
Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Russell Wilson warms up before an NFL football game against the Denver Broncos, Sunday, Sept. 15, 2024, in Denver. Even though Wilson did not play, his return to the Mile High City came with plenty of fanfare. So, the Steelers gave Wilson a game ball after the win over the Broncos. Head coach Mike Tomlin called it a ‘petty game ball,’ to be specific.
“I think we all know Russ kind of got did dirty last year. I know he wishes he could have played in this game today. It’s awesome to get this win for him,” Fields said.
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