Steelers' Russell Wilson learns 'Pittsburghese,' officially becomes Yinzer

Russell Wilson has found his groove as the Pittsburgh Steelers starting quarterback, and now he's officially becoming a Yinzer by learning "Pittsburghese."
Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Russell Wilson warms up before the game against the Cleveland Browns.
Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Russell Wilson warms up before the game against the Cleveland Browns. / Ken Blaze-Imagn Images
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Russell Wilson began his tenure with the Pittsburgh Steelers dealing with injuries that cleared the way for Justin Fields to become the team's starting quarterback.

However, despite Fields leading the team to a 4-2 start, head coach Mike Tomlin pulled a switcheroo and handed the keys to the offense to Wilson.

Wilson has gone 4-1 as the team's starter and has exceled on and off the field with his skill and leadership.

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Russ and his wife Ciara have embraced Pittsburgh as their new home and they have been welcomed by the fans. Now, Wilson is going one step further to officially become a "Yinzer" by learning to speak "Pittsburghese."

A hilarious video shows the Steelers quarterback learning the local slang and phrases.

If Russell Wilson getting his own Primanti Bro.'s sandwich didn't endear him to Pittsburgh fans already, learning Pittsburghese should definitely make him a fan-favorite in the Steel City.

After celebrating his birthday and getting a shoutout from Ciara, Wilson and the Steelers will turn their attention to Sunday's showdown with the division-rival Cincinnati Bengals in Week 13. Kickoff is set for 1:00 p.m. ET.

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