It’s enough of a challenge for the Pittsburgh Steelers to simply show a base level of competence in all phases of the game as they prepare to face the Seattle Seahawks in their Week Two season opener. Based on their ugly performance in the first week of the season against the New England Patriots, many are wondering if even that is asking too much.
Their second opponent, though, is a team that only narrowly escaped their own field with a victory over the Cincinnati Bengals, who finished fourth in the AFC North last year and have not made the playoffs for a few years now.