Tomlin UNLEASHES FURY At Russell Wilson After Shocking Mistake

Steelers quarterback Russell Wilson has been smart with the football with just two interceptions through his first four starts, but he made maybe his most head-scratching play of the season in Week 11, and head coach Mike Tomlin was not pleased with the result.

Wilson, known for his ability to extend plays with his legs, was seen throwing an interception that left many questioning his decision-making. Despite being a veteran quarterback with years of experience, Wilson's mistake was one that left coaches and teammates alike scratching their heads.

When asked about the play in a post-game conference, Tomlin's expression spoke volumes about his disappointment. "We can't have that," Tomlin said, visibly frustrated by the mistake. "It's just not smart football. I expect more from our quarterback, especially in a crucial situation like that."

Wilson, who has been nothing short of impressive in his first few starts for the Steelers, acknowledged the mistake, saying that he should have thrown the ball away instead of trying to force a pass into a tight window. "That's just a boneheaded play," Wilson said. "I know better than that, and I should have made the right decision in that situation."

The Steelers, who have struggled to find consistency this season, can't afford to make mistakes like that if they want to turn things around. With several tough games coming up on their schedule, they'll need Wilson to be at the top of his game if they want to make a push for the playoffs.

For now, though, the focus is on learning from the mistake and moving forward. Tomlin emphasized the importance of growing from the error and making sure it doesn't happen again in the future. "We'll review the play and make the necessary adjustments," Tomlin said. "But what's important is that we learn from it and move forward."