
The Buffalo Bills & Pittsburgh Steelers met with each other recently, with taunts from each team being thrown. The most prominent taunt was seen from a Steelers Wide Receiver, who determined a notable way to anger the opposing force involved stomping on Buffalo’s logo. It prompted anger amongst teammates, with this action being disrespectful & ignorant. Team personnel were quoted mentioning the on-field energy, how the momentum shifted from the Steelers to the Bills. When players with the Steelers danced on the Bills logo, Buffalos footballers wanted revenge. That action was avoided to ensure championship contention isn’t lost. Defeating the Steelers marked one of Buffalo’s most influential victories this year.
Momentum shifted after Bills Quarterback Josh Allen threw two touchdown passes, with Free Safety Jairus Byrd intercepting for 51-Yards throughout the matchup. It prompted victory at 10-3, marking their first defeat of the Steelers this year. Victory also meant inching closer towards the AFC East Title, an accolade not acquired since 1995. After this win, it’s expected that Buffalo will reach the playoffs for the third time in four seasons.
Steelers personnel were questioned about the ignorant dance, asking why such rude behaviour would be evoked Sentiments regarding their behaviour weren’t reasons to reporters, leaving most to create their own theories. Most NFL Analysts believe the Steelers purposely danced on the logo to offset the Bills continued dominance.
Steelers on Downward Spiral
There’s now prominent concern for the Pittsburgh Steelers, who have lost two consecutive games in one week. Their previous loss arrived when competing against the Washington Football Team, who defeated the Steelers at 23-17. Two consecutive losses meant falling a position below the Kansas City Chiefs. Another loss would guarantee the Steelers unable to compete for AFCs East Title.
An official statement was issued by the Steelers about their loss to Buffalo, which evoked that their offensive unit hasn’t performed admirably this year & that resilience is the defining factor pushing them forward.