Ciara’s Steelers Outfit Goes Viral After Ravens Loss
Ciara's Steelers Outfit Goes Viral After Ravens Loss
The Baltimore Ravens secured a decisive victory against the Pittsburgh Steelers in a thrilling wild-card game, propelling them into the NFL divisional round. This intense matchup between long-standing division rivals left fans buzzing long after the final whistle.
The game’s aftermath sparked an unexpected social media moment involving Baltimore’s mayor and the wife of Steelers quarterback Russell Wilson.
In a playful display of hometown pride, Baltimore Mayor Brandon Scott took to Instagram with a celebratory post. His choice of background music – a hit song by Ciara, Wilson’s wife – added an extra layer of rivalry to the post-game festivities.
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— Game 7 (@game7__) January 11, 2025
This lighthearted jab at the opposing team’s quarterback through his spouse’s music highlights the passionate nature of NFL fandom, especially in a city as football-crazed as Baltimore, Maryland.
While Ciara’s husband may not have won on Saturday, her outfit more than stole the show.
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— Pittsburgh Steelers (@steelers) January 12, 2025
Will Russell Wilson remain with Pittsburgh next season?
Russell Wilson’s future with the Pittsburgh Steelers hangs in the balance following their playoff exit. The veteran quarterback’s one-year contract has expired, leaving fans and analysts speculating about his next move.
“The guys that we have, the organization is truly first class. Love the city, obviously, what it means, not just to me and [wife] Ciara and our family, but just also the National Football League, it’s a special place with special guys and we got a special coach in Coach Tomlin,” Wilson said following the Ravens loss.
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Wilson’s journey in the NFL has been eventful. After a decade-long stint with the Seattle Seahawks, where he secured a Super Bowl victory, he spent two years with the Denver Broncos before joining the Steelers on a modest $1.21 million deal.
The 35-year-old signal-caller expressed disappointment after the team’s elimination from the playoffs. He praised his teammates’ effort and resilience but acknowledged that their opponents made more impactful plays.
When questioned about his future in Pittsburgh, Wilson remained non-committal. He deferred to the decision-makers, suggesting that those “at the top” would determine his fate with the organization.
Wilson’s performance this season was a mixed bag. While he helped guide the Steelers to the playoffs, his production fell short of his prime years in Seattle. The quarterback threw for 2,689 yards with 14 touchdowns and 9 interceptions in 15 games.
The Steelers’ front office now faces a crucial decision. They must weigh Wilson’s experience and leadership against his declining physical skills and the potential to explore other options at the quarterback position.
Jennifer Withers Hoey is a former Business Development Manager who transitioned to writing about sports. With valuable connections all over the West Coast, she has used those contacts to break some of the most interesting stories pertaining to the Portland Trail Blazers, Oregon Ducks, LA Lakers, LA Clippers, Seattle Supersonics (RIP), and more.
