Top 3 Concerns going into the Season

He was on the PUP. I heard the " reason " was a back issue. The real reason is, he does not want to practice without a new deal.

https://steelersdepot.com/2026/09/s...e-back-injury-hold-in-despite-pup-activation/

 

Stating an opinion clearly and forcefully is not the same as stating it as fact. When the old man consistently states that his opinions are facts, something you seem to ignore, that is presenting opinions as facts. Given the poor temperament and lack of understanding you are showing in this brief exchange, I am not surprised that you have failed to learn that.

That you think I speak and write to each audience in the same manner is yet another example of your failure in comprehension. It is one of the many lessons I teach my students that you never learned. Perhaps you should find some of your former teachers and ask for a refund.

You also don't seem to understand that you just disrespected my students. Do better than rudely insulting people you don't know. Thank you.

 

My top 3: QB / QB / QB

 

Let's just agree to disagree.

Have a good one.

 

Sure. <snip>

Mod Edit: Stopping with sure is all you needed to write. Further insult wasnt needed.

 

My concern with Rodgers is health. I don't just mean missing games. He looked great to start last season, but as his body broke down, it affected his play. I imagine that will only get worse this year.

 

So kind of you to share a self portrait with us. Do mommy and daddy know you are using their computer?

 

I see the child got spanked again

 

Takeaways. Much of the Steelers recent offensive success has been buoyed by short fields and extra possessions generated by a league high number of takeaways. Say what you will about Austin, but his defense always excelled at taking the ball away across multiple teams. Graham’s defense has never done that.

Without a league high number of takeaways; I don’t think the team can be as successful-especially in their patented one score we make less mistakes than you upset victories.

Offense succeeding when behind the chains. For years now; the Steelers offense has struggled when it’s more than third and medium. The best offensive teams in the league have the ability to convert multiple 3rd and long situations over the course of a game to sustain drives.

Stopping the run. On paper it looks like they should. But until they do it in the real world it’s all just theoretical.

 

After watching the preseason, it has to be OL, and starters not seeing enough/any physical contact and ILB's