Former Baltimore Ravens linebacker Bart Scott took a shot at Pittsburgh Steelers linebacker Patrick Queen during a Get Up segment

It might be petty to continue taking jabs at Pittsburgh Steelers linebacker Patrick Queen. However, Baltimore Ravens fans know that Queen made a total mockery of his former team by joining their

On Monday afternoon, NFL Network's Ian Rapoport reported that Steelers linebacker Patrick Queen was playing through a "really bad bout" of the flu during the game, and received four IV bags prior to the contest. Queen finished with 10 tackles on the night.

Plenty of Steelers defensive players might not have a good excuse for a playoff performance in Baltimore that made the vaunted Steel Curtain look like a shower curtain.

Roquan Smith took a jab at Patrick Queen after the Ravens eliminated the Steelers, saying his former teammate will "be in Cabo, or somewhere."

So, after the game, it was no surprise that the Ravens ribbed Queen. Queen’s running mate in Baltimore, Roquan Smith, had some words for him this time around. Last time, Queen said that the Steelers were playing hats and t-shirts when they could have clinched the AFC North. Now, they will be booking vacations.

The Pittsburgh Steelers defense fell off a cliff after starting the 2024 NFL season with as a top-ranked unit.

Mike Florio and Chris Simms examine the possibility that Steelers players had the flu going around heading into the Wild Card Round and how that could’ve affected the play.

Pittsburgh Steelers linebacker Patrick Queen reportedly refused to let the flu keep him out of Saturday's AFC Wild Card Game against the Baltimore

Baltimore Ravens linebacker Roquan Smith is still friends with Patrick Queen, but that didn't stop him from lobbing some trash talk in Queen's direction

Pittsburgh Steelers linebacker Patrick Queen played through a severe case of the flu when the team traveled to play the Baltimore Ravens in the group’s playoff game. NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport reported that Queen received 4 IV bags before the game so he could play.

The new leader of Chicago's annual St. Patrick's Day Parade was crowned Sunday. Cara Walsh was crowned this year's queen during a contest Sunday afternoon at the Local 130 Plumbers Hall, at 150 W. Washington Blvd.