Russell Wilson’s brutal INT vs. Ravens led to priceless reactions from OC Arthur Smith

With the Pittsburgh Steelers leading the Baltimore Ravens by five points in the fourth quarter of their all-important AFC North game, Russell Wilson tried to make it a two-score game.

The attack occurred at the five-yard line going in, and after the 35-year-old quarterback spun through traffic, he thought he had a player open in the end zone. Instead, he floated it up to tight end Darnell Washington between three defenders — and was intercepted.

Naturally, offensive coordinator Arthur Smith had a hilarious response to the turnover, throwing his hands over his head and throwing around what appeared to be NSFW language.

Earlier this week, Smith gave a classic quote about how much time he and Wilson spend together in the film room, admitting that his wife would sometimes call on him to “make sure (he’s) not somewhere on the South Side.”

After that backbreaking interception in the end zone, maybe it’s time to spend some more time watching the tape.