Calvin Austin caught 4-of-5 targets for 65 yards in the Steelers' Week 16 loss to the Ravens.
A 44-yard acrobatic grab down the right sideline in the second half propelled Austin to a team-leading 65 yards through the air, leading the team in receiving for the second consecutive game in the absence of George Pickens. The Steelers have dropped two straight games to fall into a tie atop the division with the Ravens. With only two games remaining in the regular season, next week's matchup against the 14-1 Chiefs could prove pivotal in the final standings in the AFC North.
(Dec 21 -- NBC Sports)

Najee Harris rushed nine times for 42 yards in the Steelers' Week 16 loss to the Ravens.
Harris failed to corral his only target and retreated to the sidelines for the most of the second half as both Jaylen Warren and Cordarrelle Patterson saw run, the latter of whom scored the only touchdown out of the backfield on a 12-yard fade in the third quarter. Harris could find the sledding tough once again when the Steelers face the Chiefs in Week 17.
(Dec 21 -- NBC Sports)

Jaylen Warren rushed 12 times for 48 yards in the Steelers' Week 16 loss to the Ravens, adding 44 yards on five receptions.
As is typically the case with the Steelers, Warren saw increased opportunities in a negative game script, finishing second on the team in receiving with 44 yards. He failed to find the end zone on three red zone opportunities, watching from the sideline as Cordarrelle Patterson caught a 12-yard fade for a touchdown in the third quarter. Warren could be called upon at a similar rate in Week 17 when the Steelers face off with the 14-1 Chiefs.
(Dec 21 -- NBC Sports)

Russell Wilson completed 22-of-33 passes for 217 yards, two touchdowns, and one interception in the Steelers' 34-17, Week 16 loss to the Ravens, adding 27 yards on three carries.
Wilson's lone interception was returned for a touchdown in the fourth quarter of a one-score game and he also lost a fumble on a scramble in the red zone which took points off the board, so it wasn't the cleanest game from the veteran signal caller. The loss drops the Steelers into a tie atop the division with the Ravens, although Pittsburgh holds the tie-breaker as things currently stand. Wilson and the Steelers now look forward to a Week 17 showdown with the 14-1 Chiefs, a game the team will need to win if they want to remain atop the division and lock up a home playoff game in three short weeks.
(Dec 21 -- NBC Sports)

A historic win for D.C. after RFK stadium bill passes in Congress
The surprise deal came after a final push from D.C. Mayor Muriel E. Bowser.
(Dec 21 -- Washington Post)