CINCINNATI -- Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Russell Wilson joined elite company in franchise history with the team’s win over the Cincinnati Bengals. Wilson not only posted 414 passing yards and three touchdowns but set the highest mark for passing yards between the numbers in his entire career.

Russell Wilson became the first Steelers QB since Ben Roethlisberger’s retirement to throw for over 300 yards and 3 TDs in a single game.

Veteran quarterback Wilson signed with the Steelers for one season after a two-year outing with the Denver Broncos. He missed his first six games with a calf injury, but is slowly reinvigorating Pittsburgh's offense and connecting with the team, especially young wide receiver George Pickens.