The Pittsburgh Steelers are heading into their crucial matchup against the Cincinnati Bengals without one of Russell Wilson's most promising weapons. The Pittsburgh Steelers will face the Cincinnati Bengals in a key game for their Super Bowl aspirations.

The Steelers have lost three straight and Wilson has been turning the ball over too much. Does that end against the Bengals?

The Pittsburgh Steelers are entering their Week 18 regular season finale vs. the Cincinnati Bengals on Saturday on a three-game losing streak that included five turnovers in that span. Two of those turnovers were costly interceptions thrown by quarterback Russell Wilson, with another one being a fumble by him.

Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Russell Wilson sent his team a clear message on what it takes to win a Super Bowl and become a champion.

Early in the loss, Russell Wilson threw a head-scratching interception in the end zone in which it looked like he targeted a triple-covered tight end Pat Freiermuth. Speaking to reporters after the game Wilson said he thought George Pickens was going to run a vertical route to the end zone that would draw the safety away and allow him to make that throw.

As the Steelers head into Week 18, Russell Wilson speaks on how they can bounce back.

Russell Wilson uses his experience to send an encouraging message in the midst of the Pittsburgh Steelers' losing streak as they close out the NFL regular season when they face the Cincinnati Bengals.