Yup. Good to keep that in mind.
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If the Steelers lose against Cincy their regular season record will be 10-7, same as last year. If that record gets them a slightly higher seed it won't be because the Steelers were any better this year, it will be because at least one the other wild card teams that made the playoffs this year was worse. And if they then lose their first playoff game then this season would be EXACTLY the same as last year.
Always a half empty glass. Steelers offense better in scoring by 5 points a game , yards, time of possession and point differential. 20 TD passes by QBs compared to 13 in one less game. So yes offensively Steelers better . At least until you throw out stats you don’t like.
I do remember before the season someone posting that the Steelers could be a better team this year but have a worse record because of how difficult the schedule is.
and remember losing bad to the 49ers soured a lot of fans because we looked great in the preseason.
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yeah, we definitely improved against bad teams when it comes to points. The issue is against good teams we look the same as last year. We struggle to score points or stop teams
Don't worry. Tomlin will fix it. Haha
common denominator ?
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Bottom 5 QB?
It's pretty clear that the Canada hire and Pickett selection have set the franchise back for a few seasons.
I'm more concerned with what the plan is for 2025, 26, etc...
It would be a shame to see guys like Watt and Minkah play their best years without a single playoff run.
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Whatever the plan is, it has to start with a franchise QB. One that can compete with Lamar, Joe Cool, Mahomes and Josh Allen.
That's gonna be a tough box to check.
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Its not as simple as just getting a franchise Qb and were set. We had prime Ben from 2010-2018, and ended up with 3-6 playoff record. Its going to take a bit more this time.
With Greg Popovich stepping down as the head coach of the San Antonio Spurs, Mike Tomlin is now the longest tenured head coach in American Pro Sports (MLB NFL NBA MLS).
Ryan Clark urges Mike Tomlin to leave Steelers: ‘His voice has run stale’
PENNLIVE.COM | Thursday, May 15, 2025
https://triblive.com/sports/ryan-cla...has-run-stale/
These arguments might hold some validity if the team wasn’t fielding garbage at QB. The past several years; this team is an underdog every Sunday.