The Pittsburgh Steelers showcased their evolving strategy in a narrow 28-27 victory over the Washington Commanders, overcoming a 10-point deficit. All-Pro Miles Killebrew's risky decision to pass during a punt attempt highlighted a shift in the team's approach, reflecting a newfound urgency.

Quarterback Russell Wilson, who joined the team recently, threw the winning touchdown to Mike Williams, indicating a departure from the previous methodical style under Kenny Pickett. Coach Mike Tomlin's bold moves suggest a commitment to improving the offense as the Steelers aim to break their playoff victory drought.