After an ugly Pittsburgh Steelers loss, the best I can offer you is some weird. That…probably doesn’t help.
– Falling to the Philadelphia Eagles 27-13 is the Steelers’ largest defeat of the season. They had lost their other three games by a combined 11 points.
– By now, you’ve heard the stat about Pittsburgh not winning in Philadelphia since 1965. That’s no longer “weird.” But what you haven’t heard nearly as much is how uncompetitive those games have been.
In the Mike Tomlin era, the Steelers have been outscored by the Eagles in Philadelphia by a combined score of 111-35, a differential of 76 points across four games.