The Pittsburgh Steelers came out against the Baltimore Ravens with hopes of ending their losing streak. They couldn’t do it and lost 28-14. In an unusual move for a team known for slow starts, Mike Tomlin elected to receive after winning the coin toss,

Steelers wideout George Pickens was the game's leading receiver, as he caught five passes for 87 yards and a 36-yard touchdown. Following the game, he was asked if he has seen signs of growth from the offense during his time with the Steelers.

Following Pittsburgh's loss to the Ravens, the wide receiver was asked about his time in Pittsburgh. He started by saying that there had been a lot of growth in the offense. Statistically, he wasn't wrong, as this year's offense was the best over his tenure with the team.