It’s December, though, so everything’s a must-win at this point. OH, and they’re honoring Ben Roethlisberger, Maurkice Pouncey, and Joey Porter at half time, so if we drop the ball in front of them, I’ll be wildly upset. Handle business.

Like a lot of the Steelers wins this season, playing this brand of ball doesn’t feel super sustainable, hence why there’s already 6 notches in their loss column. With that being said, I despise the Ravens with every fiber of my being, and I thoroughly enjoyed watching the all-22 of this game, specifically the Steelers offense.

I knew I would do some version of this post at some point, I just thought it would be in the offseason. Who knows, maybe they’ll give me enough ammunition in the latter part of the season to spin the block on ‘em. But I was SO pissed off after that Bills game, that this couldn’t wait any longer. These are my least favorite personnel blunders so far this season. 

For what it’s worth, when I was watching the game, I thought it was a touchdown.

Even when the vibes are at their absolute lowest, Steelers-Ravens continues to be a matchup that delivers for the fans. Tonight, the Steelers will head back to Pittsburgh with a dub, having taken down the Ravens 27-22 in Baltimore.

When Derrick Harmon doesn’t play, the Steelers give up 182.7 yards per game. He has already been ruled out for this week’s game in Baltimore. Godspeed.

Next up, @ BAL (lol), but I’ll have a film room about some of the more head-scratching things from this Bills game later this week.

As I have implied…we face a big problem this week in the form of Bills QB Josh Allen. His 28 total touchdowns (18 passing/10 rushing) is the same amount of touchdowns that our offense has generated all season.

The night is darkest just before the dawn. And I promise you, the dawn is coming. - I just think things need to get a little worse before they do.

The Pittsburgh Steelers are off to Chicago for a battle to determine who the true king in the north is right now - themselves, coming off a win against the Bengals and sitting atop the AFC North, or the Bears, winners of three-straight games and leaders of the NFC North

No window dressing…straight in. These are the dudes that led us to victory on Sunday in my opinion. Keep coming back for more of my opinions!

I don’t care how loyal you are to the Pittsburgh Steelers (I’m surely right there with you), there’s no way anyone saw that defensive performance coming. The Bengals came to Pittsburgh (some more respectfully than others), and got their ass beat both literally and figuratively.

This game feels like a pivotal moment for the 2025 Pittsburgh Steelers. I can say, for right or for wrong, there will be a lot more looking ahead on this particular platform if we drop the ball tomorrow. Let’s get this win, please.

No need for window dressing in this post. The Steelers got their ass beat by the Chargers in LA 25-10, and these are some of the plays I think they’d like to have back.

Like Ireland, this was essentially a home game for the Steelers away from Pittsburgh. In fact, if you listened to the broadcast, you may have heard them mention that the Chargers were practicing their silent count on Friday ahead of this game, but that didn’t end up meaning much. 

They also just lost their star LT Joe Alt for the rest of their season to compound the difficulties for their already-battered offensive line. Even as winners of two-straight games, I suspect they’re coming into this one with a ton of urgency.

Having had a chance to watch the all-22 of the Colts, I feel even better about the Steelers’ performance, particularly on defense, than I did immediately after the game.

27-20 was the final score, and I know the national talking point is that we should’ve won by a million given that the defense/special teams forced 6…yes S-I-X turnovers, but if you watched the same game that I watched then you should feel comfortable that the Steelers were the unequivocal better team in this game.

The 7-1 Indianapolis Colts are coming to the City of Steel for a game against the 4-3 Pittsburgh Steelers that has a chance to be a bloodbath. These two teams come into week 9 with extremely different vibes coming from both locker rooms and fan bases.

I aptly titled this post ‘The Worst is Yet to Come’, because we are only now getting to the meat of the schedule, and I’m not sure how the vibes could be lower.