Whether it was with the Cleveland Browns or New York Jets, the Pittsburgh Steelers were always the thorn in wide receiver Braylon Edwards’ side. And it was Pittsburgh that prevented Edwards and the Jets from making the Super Bowl in 2010 in what would’ve been their first appearance since Joe Namath’s “guarantee” in 1968. For Edwards, he puts the blame squarely on one man. Offensive coordinator Brian Schottenheimer.
Appearing on the NFL Players Second Acts podcast via the league’s channel, Edwards explained what went wrong.
“We played the Steelers the second time,” Edwards told the show.