With 8:20 to play in the second quarter, Steelers quarterback Russel Wilson found receiver George Pickens in the back of the end zone for what was initially ruled a nine-yard touchdown catch. But the replay official nullified the touchdown, ruling Pickens didn't complete the catch.

The Pittsburgh Steelers secured a solid 26-18 victory over the New York Giants on "Monday Night Football," but one play has sparked a major conversation about the NFL's catch rule. Steelers wide receiver George Pickens made an impressive catch in the end zone,

NFL Insider Mike Florio argued the league should consider taking a look at the catch requirements after George Pickens tapped the same foot twice on a potential touchdown reception in Week 8. The post NFL Insider Suggests Rule Change After Steelers’ George Pickens Nullified TD appeared first on Heavy.

Pittsburgh Steelers wide receiver George Pickens recently declared on FS1’s The Facility that he’s definitely a top-5 wide receiver in the NFL. Chase Claypool said on the I Am Athlete podcast two years ago that he was a top-3 wide receiver in the NFL and that statement certainly didn’t age well.

The Steelers dominated in an impressive win over the struggling Giants on "Monday Night Football," but the score could've been even more disparate if not for one slightly controversial play.

A controversial rule cost George Pickens a touchdown, leaving NFL fans and even legends puzzled on Monday night.

Pittsburgh Steelers wide receiver George Pickens saw what seemed to be a surefire touchdown taken away from him on a ticky-tack call on Monday night against the New York Giants