DB's Dudes & Duds: Steelers Defense Falls Flat
The Steelers' offense had a strong performance, but the defense, led by Mike Tomlin and Teryl Austin, struggled. The team's trend of struggling in road games on Thursday Night Football versus divisional opponents continued.
After a 10-0 start, the Steelers were unable to hold off the Bengals, who were led by Joe Flacco and Ja'Marr Chase, resulting in a 33-31 loss.
Offensive Outburst
The Steelers' starting tailback had a standout game, with 155 yards from scrimmage, a career high, and consistently kept the offense on schedule.
- 155 yards from scrimmage, a career high
- Consistently kept the offense on schedule
Death, taxes, and Mike Tomlin’s club struggling in road games on Thursday Night Football versus divisional opponents.
The Steelers' loss ultimately cost them a chance to further solidify their position in the AFC North.
Author's summary: Steelers' defense falls short despite strong offense.
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