For a team with a winning record, including a 4-2 run over its past six games, the Pittsburgh Steelers almost seem to be coming apart at the seams. We are witnessing more and more public instances of frustration on the part of offensive personnel, whether it’s witnessed on the field or during their interviews.
The veterans urged calm on Monday following a maddening 13-10 loss to the Cleveland Browns, however, a game in which the offense seemed to be unable to do anything without RB Jaylen Warren. He scored their lone touchdown on a 74-yard breakaway run, which accounted for about a third of their yardage on the day.