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 ).

The Steelers have struggled to run the football consistently as of late, but they seemed to find a rhythm in their loss to the Ravens. PITTSBURGH – There weren’t a lot of positives to take away from the Pittsburgh Steelers 34-17 loss to the Baltimore Ravens.

Najee Harris defends Russell Wilson after NFL credits him with costly fumble, taking full responsibility for the turnover.

Steelers running back Najee Harris was baffled to learn that Russell Wilson was credited with a fumble despite Harris' gaffe on Sunday.

Steelers veteran Najee Harris is taking responsibility for his miscue with quarterback Russell Wilson in Sunday's game.

Steelers running back Najee Harris hilariously reacted to this stretch while speaking to reporters ahead of their game against the Eagles. In the video of the exchange, Harris could be seen going from "we got the Eagles," to becoming surprised and his eyes widening when he realized they played the Ravens and then Chiefs afterward.

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Harris took a surprising secondary role to Jaylen Warren in the contest, as he had nine touches compared to Warren's 17. It's unclear whether that was due to his recent ineffectiveness -- he's averaged only 3.

In the Pittsburgh Steelers Week 15 loss to the Philadelphia Eagles, the Steelers hopes of winning were mostly vanquished following a fumble by running back Najee Harris with just under six minutes to go in the third quarter.

The Pittsburgh Steelers will meet the Baltimore Ravens at M&T Bank Stadium on Saturday and can clinch the division with a win. If the Steelers are going to achieve that, running backs Najee Harris and Jaylen Warren must show up. Unfortunately for the ...

Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Russell Wilson addressed Najee Harris' key second-half fumble in the loss against the Philadelphia Eagles.

BALTIMORE -- The Pittsburgh Steelers scored just 17 points against the Baltimore Ravens, and their run game has still struggled to get going throughout the season despite reinforcements across the offense.