Steelers WR Mike Williams reveals that his game winning TD catch was intended for someone else

A play was made indeed, as after only three practices in Pittsburgh, it was Williams who ended up being the savior in a game that if not for a botched fake punt, likely wouldn't have been close. 

Instead, the Steelers battled back from a 10-point deficit in the second half, rallied and made the requisite plays on both sides of the ball to come away with victory in what was their toughest test to date. 

"It was a big-time catch by Mike [Williams]," said QB Russell Wilson after the game. "I just tried to give him a chance and let him do his thing. A guy who's made plays, a guy who's faced some adversity. You love it when guys face adversity and they come through on the other end of it. He had a great week of practice. I thought all of our guys had a great week of practice. We battled. We knew this is a really good football team. And they played hard. They played tough throughout the game. And we knew it would come down to the wire.”

Whether it was the injury history, getting released by the Los Angeles Chargers in the offseason, or being traded after being an afterthought with the New York Jets, the adversity that Wilson spoke to certainly made the TD catch that much sweeter for Williams. 

But now comes the real work. With a second full week of practice on tap for Baltimore Ravens week, it's time for Williams to fully assume the WR #2 role in Pittsburgh and give Steelers GM Omar Khan and HC Mike Tomlin the last laugh after many questioned their trade choice.