Moon-ball magic: How Wilson's passing edge over Fields opened up Pittsburgh's offense

Pittsburgh Steelers tight end Pat Freiermuth makes acrobatic catch on Russell Wilson moon ball.

Wilson completed seven of seven deep throws of more than 10 air yards by Wilson in one game.

Wilson 's moon ball has been in the league for over a decade, but it's new to this year 's Steelers offense.

Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Justin Fields is the new starter in the Steelers ' offense.

Russell Wilson has completed 41.2% of throws beyond 20 air yards since entering the NFL in 2012 .

The Seahawks quarterback has completed 330 deep-ball passes of at least 20 airyards since he entered the league.

Wilson 's moon balls might be a dream for his receivers, but they're a nightmare for defensive players.

Wilson 's ability to power the ball down the field and put a specific trajectory on it stems from years of baseball drills.

Baseball's long-toss drill helped Wilson develop accuracy along with his range on the pass.

"He has such a strong lower half ," says private quarterbacks coach Jake Heaps .