‘The Media Is Acting Like He Doesn’t Deserve To Start!?!?’: Russell Wilson Solidified Mike Tomlin’s Greatness and Stephen A. Smith’s Genius, Made Cam Newton Look Silly

The Steelers finally “Let Russ Cook.” Russell Wilson not only proved plenty of fans, haters and prognosticators wrong, during Pittsburgh’s 37-15 win over Aaron Rodgers, Davante Adams and the New York Jets, but he further solidified Mike Tomlin’s place as one of the elite organizers and personnel strategizes, a leader and elite head coach in NFL history. Wilson made his long-anticipated Steelers debut by throwing for the most yards ever for a Pittsburgh quarterback in his first start.  The veteran Super Bowl champion’s 264 yards passing on two touchdowns on 16 of 29 passing broke the mark that was previously held by Earl Morrall, who threw for 249 yards and three touchdowns during his Steelers debut 67 years ago in a 28-7 win over Washington.   Russell Wilson won’t have a catchphrase this year…this man is on a MISSION