The Philadelphia Eagles got a season-best performance from Jalen Hurts, who was playing opposite one of his NFL idols

The Pittsburgh Steelers are in for a tough Week 15 matchup against the Philadelphia Eagles, one that fans, including myself, are extremely nervous about. However, one man's confidence when playing the Eagles couldn't be higher: 'Mr.

Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Russell Wilson has won all six of the games he has played against the Eagles. The Eagles defense is looking to stop the streak Sunday afternoon.

On Sunday the Philadelphia Eagles defended their home turf, beating the Pittsburgh Steelers, 27-13. It was a big statement game from Jalen Hurts and Philly's passing offense; after a week's worth of questions about Hurts, A.J. Brown, and how effective the Eagles can be throwing the ball, Hurts threw for 290 yards and a pair of TDs.

Just minutes after his worst game as a Pittsburgh Steeler, Russell Wilson offered words of encouragement to his teammates and the fanbase. It's what Wilson does

The Pittsburgh Steelers have been one of the NFL's most successful franchises since the Super Bowl era started in 1966, but during that span, there's been one thing the team hasn't been able to do and that's win a game in Philadelphia.

Right after the contest, Hurts and Steelers signal-caller Russell Wilson met on the field for the customary quarterback handshake. But there was more to it, as Hurts was heard sending a classy message to Wilson as the two stars conversed on the field.

PHILADELPHIA - Russell Wilson was a rookie in the 2012 NFL season and if the Eagles had their druthers, it would have been for them. Instead, the Seattle Seah

Russell Wilson's undefeated 6-0 record against the Eagles, including 4-0 in Philadelphia, adds an intriguing twist to the Steelers' quest to break a 10-game road losing streak against their cross-state rivals.

Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Russell Wilson had nothing but praise for star running back Najee Harris — even in the wake of a critical Week 15 fumble against the Philadelphia Eagles (which the NFL credited to Wilson ).

Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Russell Wilson told the media that it was unacceptable how his team played against the Philadelphia Eagles.