Diontae Johnson Breaks 655-Day Touchdown Drought, Helps Steelers Defeat Titans 20-16

Johnson's critical touchdown marks end of a record-setting streak without end zone visits, breaking a long standing slump for the Pro Bowl receiver.

Diontae Johnson's 3-yard touchdown secured a victory for the Pittsburgh Steelers over the Tennessee Titans in a closely contested match, ending his 655-day touchdown drought.
Johnson, who had previously set a dubious record with 86 receptions without a touchdown last season, finished the game with seven receptions for 90 yards.
Johnson was instrumental on the winning team's 11-play, 92-yard drive in the last quarter, helping the Steelers overcome a 3-point deficit and securing the 20-16 victory.
Despite the stress of the scoreless streak, Johnson focused on being a valuable element of the team and honed his skills, showcasing his growth as a player during his touchdown drought.
The victory earned by Johnson's touchdown marked a significant improvement in the Steelers' offense, largely credited to minor adjustments by the coaching team.