During a high-scoring first half in the Week 13 game between the Pittsburgh Steelers and Cincinnati Bengals, quarterback Russell Wilson has set a new career-high in passing yards for a single half.

Steelers quarterback Russell Wilson tried to find wide receiver George Pickens near the right sideline, but Pickens fell down on his route and Taylor-Britt grabbed the ball and raced downfield for a 51-yard interception return touchdown. Pittsburgh coach Mike Tomlin was having words with Pickens on the sideline after the play.

Led by All-Pro linebacker TJ Watt, who's hit a few milestones this season, Mike Tomlin's defense doesn't need Wilson to be the elite quarterback he once was. However, to maintain their lead in the AFC North, the Steelers need the offense to be more consistent than it's been over the past two weeks, putting up less than 20 points on both occasions.

The score was nearly identical to the fourth quarter touchdown by the pair in the Steelers' Thursday night loss to the Browns.