Pittsburgh Steelers linebacker Patrick Queen is firing back at Washington Commanders tight end John Bates, who called him out for "trying to do

Pittsburgh Steelers LB Patrick Queen responded to Washington Commanders TE John Bates saying he was trying "something dirty" in Week 10.

What caused the laundry to come on the field was Patrick Queen getting into it with Washington tight end John Bates at the end of a play during the second quarter. Austin Ekeler ran the ball for about 10 yards, and Bates was blocking Queen. They took each ...

Pittsburgh Steelers linebacker Patrick Queen responded on X to an accusation of a dirty play by Washington Commanders TE John Bates.

The Pittsburgh Steelers went the distance with the Washington Commanders in their 28-27 Week 10 victory. Entering the matchup as underdogs, the Steelers leaned on Russell Wilson's leadership to pull off a thrilling comeback,

Washington Commanders tight end John Bates believed that Pittsburgh Steelers linebacker throws was ‘trying to do something dirty’ after the two got into a post play scrap in the first half of the Steelers' 28-27 win on Sunday.

If you blinked, you probably would've missed it. During Sunday's back-and-forth battle between the Commanders and Steelers, Washington tight end John Bates and Pittsburgh linebacker John Bates were called for offsetting penalties after a play.

Washington Commanders tight end John Bates accused Pittsburgh Steelers linebacker Patrick Queen of trying to do something dirty to him when the two got tangled up in the Week 10 game. Queen took to social media on Tuesday to fire back at the accusation.

When the Baltimore Ravens visit the Pittsburgh Steelers on Sunday, AFC North supremacy will be on the line. While this is ultimately the most important storyline of the game, it will likely take a