There has been a lot of discussion from the outside of the Pittsburgh Steelers’ facilities this offseason about the potential for the development of their team chemistry in their locker room culture following a tumultuous year and the departure of two high-profile players who were frequently at the head of some of the distractions they have had to weather in recent years.
It would seem that just about every player on the 90-man roster, whether they were even with the team last year or not, has been asked about the atmosphere around the team and even how it differs from last season.