Steelers' George Pickens Criticizes Officiating in Playoff Loss to Bills

Pickens Accuses Referees of Favoring Bills, Extending Steelers' Playoff Win Drought

George Pickens, wide receiver for the Pittsburgh Steelers, criticized the officiating in the team's 31-17 Wild-Card loss to the Buffalo Bills, specifically a no-call on a fourth-down attempt in the last five minutes of the game.
Pickens accused the referees of favoring the Bills and claimed that the Steelers had to play against both the Bills and the referees.
Pickens' criticism mainly revolved around a no-call on a pass interference by Bills cornerback Dane Jackson, which Pickens believes should have been flagged.
Pickens, who had five catches for 50 yards in the game, has reportedly been fined over $200,000 this season by the NFL and the Steelers for his conduct.
The Steelers' playoff win drought now extends to seven seasons, with their last postseason win being in the 2017 AFC Divisional Round against the Kansas City Chiefs.