… bleed black & gold
Trevor Lawrence has downplayed the Terrible Towel, and George Pickens continues to pop off to the media. What better way to a preview a pivotal AFC showdown.
Does last year’s preseason game matter? Let’s hear Chris tell us why it does./
T.J. Watt delivered the game-changing play, and the offense capitalized on repeated three and out from the Rams in the game’s heaviest moments.
Kudos to the scheme, and kudos to the offense for delivering when it mattered most … again.
Let’s enjoy this dub.
The Steelers return from the bye a bit healthier (get well soon, Muth), but back down in the AFC North thanks to everyone else winning.
We look to keep it rolling Sundy as we travel out west to take on Aaron Donald and the Rams.
Can the pass rush get home? Can the DBs hold up? Will we score two touchdowns!?
It wasn’t the prettiest of games, but when crunch time hit, Kenny Pickett led the Steelers on yet another fourth quarter game-winning drive against the Ravens.
Also thanks to Ravens receivers for failing to show up, and Lamar Jackson not rising to the occasion.
Now heading into the bye, the Steelers temporarily sit atop the AFC North and look forward to getting a few key players back from injury.
The Steelers get out-coached and out-classed once again in every facet of football. Forget just the offensive coordinator, this team has consistently been exposed from the top down. It’s time for a turnaround, or Tomlin and the entire need to go.
