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

Pittsburgh Steelers linebacker Patrick Queen says the Baltimore Ravens made it clear they didn't want to keep him before he entered free agency.

First-year Pittsburgh LB Patrick Queen said Wednesday that Baltimore, which drafted him in the 2020 first round, didn't want him back this past offseason.

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

Pittsburgh Steelers linebacker Patrick Queen has revealed that the Baltimore Ravens didn't offer him a contract when he hit free agency earlier this year. Queen, who signed a three-year, $41 million deal with the Steelers in March,

Pittsburgh Steelers linebacker Patrick Queen played the first four seasons of his career with the Baltimore Ravens, but he will be on the other side of

Pittsburgh Steelers linebacker Patrick Queen desperately wants to make a revenge game happen against the Baltimore Ravens, but his play hasn't convinced his old team they should regret letting him go.

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

The Pittsburgh Steelers played in an intense Week 10 contest against the Washington Commanders. The game was close nearly the entire time, but Pittsburgh managed to escape with a 28-27 victory.

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.