With the Pittsburgh Steelers up five points over the Baltimore Ravens in the fourth quarter of their all-important AFC North matchup, Russell Wilson was trying to make it a two-score game.
The offense was on the five-yard line going in, and after the 35-year-old quarterback spun through traffic, thought he had a player open in the end zone. He instead floated it up to tight end Darnell Washington in between three defenders—and was intercepted.
Naturally, offensive coordinator Arthur Smith had a hilarious reaction to the turnover, throwing his hands over his head and tossing around what looked to be some NSFW language.
Earlier this week, Smith gave a classic quote about how much time he and Wilson spend together in the film room, admitting that his wife sometimes calls him to, "make sure [he's] not somewhere on the South Side."
After that back-breaking end zone interception, maybe it's time for even more time watching tape.
