Pittsburgh kept its celebration measured after upsetting the Colts, with Mike Tomlin reminding everyone that one good Sunday does not erase the inconsistency that preceded it.

The Steelers leaned on takeaways and timely red zone offense to close out Indianapolis, and Tomlin’s postgame tone matched the locker room: humble, businesslike, aware that the margin for error remains thin.

Gerry Dulac, a longtime Steelers insider, added texture to Tomlin’s stance when he relayed the coach’s appraisal of rookie receiver Roman Wilson : Tomlin likes Wilson’s growth, other than that bone-headed lack of ball security the other day.”

The point landed the way Tomlin intended, praise tethered to a fixable detail. Wilson’s burst and route craft are earning trust, the ball security lapse is a teacha

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