Severe weather conditions have caused a delay in the Cardinals vs Steelers matchup in Pittsburgh. The game, originally scheduled to resume the third quarter, has been postponed until at least 3 p.m. ET.

As heavy rain poured down at the end of the second quarter, the Cardinals managed an impressive 99-yard drive, culminating in a touchdown to take a 10-3 lead with just 15 seconds remaining in the half. However, the anticipated continuation of their momentum will have to wait due to the weather disruption.

In addition to the weather delay, the Steelers are also facing concerns over their quarterback, Kenny Pickett. Pickett suffered an ankle issue during the course of the game, leaving his return to the field in question. Multiple reporters on the scene have reported the severity of Pickett's injury, casting uncertainty over his ability to contribute to the remainder of the matchup.

Fans and players alike will have to exercise patience as they await the game's resumption. The new scheduled start time of 3 p.m. ET provides a temporary setback for both teams eager to claim victory in this competitive showdown.

As the players make use of the delay to regroup and strategize, spectators can only hope for improved weather conditions and a swift return to the action-packed game.