The Pittsburgh Steelers’ second trip during Sunday night’s game at the Buffalo Bills officially went down as a stumbling block forced into the corner by Mike Hilton, which was recovered by a Cornback back shot.
But look at the multiple replay you like: what’s nine minutes and 36 seconds left in the second quarter is still unclear. Stumble? Interruption?
Whatever it was, it was another revenue forced by the Steelers’ defense, playing without a few starters, which led to the first touch of the game.
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Hilton and Marcus Allen finished buffalo bills tightly Dawson Knox threw a 6-yard catch from quarterback Josh Allen. Hilton hit the ball loosely, after which the Knox pigeon tried to cradle the ball before hitting the ground, but the ball bounced over. Starting in place for Joe Hayden (concussion) Sutton was in the right place, the lungs to catch it.
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Sutton’s recovery – his second forced return after a first – quarter interception – gave the Steelers the ball in the Bills area.
Three plays later, Ben Rothlisberger attacked James Washington 7-0 in a 19-yard touchdown to go 8:26 in the second quarter.