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Copied! UPDATE: On Saturday, Dec. 26, the Steelers downgraded kicker Chris Boswell and linebackers Marcus Allen and Ola Adeniyi to out for Sundays game against the Colts. FRIDAY REPORT: The Steelers wrapped up their preparation for Sundays game against the Colts, working inside at the UPMC Rooney Sports Complex because of a cold, white Christmas. The team will be without linebacker Ulysees Gilbert III on Sunday, who was ruled out with an ankle injury. Linebackers Marcus Allen (stinger...

Colts vs Steelers Week 16 Picks and Predictions Dec 27, 2020 | By: Covers Staff A big part of the Colts success in 2020 has been their ability to strike early and often. Indianapolis ranks fourth in the NFL in first-quarter scoring (6.4) and has averaged 12.7 first-quarter points in its previous three games. Photo By - USA TODAY Sports A big part of the Colts success in 2020 has been their ability to strike early and often. Indianapolis ranks fourth in the NFL in first-quarter scoring ...

Copied! The Tampa Bay Buccaneers will make their second straight road trip – and last of the regular season – in Week 16, and in many respects the opponent waiting on the other end is similar to the one they just faced in Atlanta. Like the Falcons, the Detroit Lions are playing for an interim head coach, with Darrell Bevell in charge since the November 28 dismissal of Matt Patricia. Like Atlanta, the Lions immediately won their first game for their new coach, though a rash of inju...

The Steelers offense is dead. Their first half performance against Cincinnati on Monday night marked its official passing. In one of the worst stretches of football from a Ben Roethlisberger-led unit ever, they went three-and-out on seven of eight first half possessions, turned the ball over three times and made two first downs. By halftime, they had gone three-and-out on 22 of their last 37 possessions. It was an amazing stretch of futility. Though they showed signs of life in the second half,...

Photo by Timothy T Ludwig/Getty Images The Steelers lost their 3rd game of the 2020 season, falling to a two win Bengals team. Snapping an eleven game win streak that survived Mason Rudolph and Devlin Hodges in 2019 doesn’t just happen, and the snap counts show the amount of turnover involved in the Steelers’ losing streak. Offense The Steelers had four of their offensive lineman healthy and playing the full game this week. Matt Feiler’s absence led to J.C. Hassenauer making his first car...

Photo by Mark Alberti/Icon Sportswire via Getty Images The Pittsburgh Steelers, like almost all 32 NFL organizations, are thin at multiple positions on their team. Everyone knows about the Steelers’ issues at inside linebacker, as well as left guard, but a position which doesn’t get as much talk is at tight end. Throughout the 2020 season, the Steelers’ have seen a revolving door at the tight end position. Vance McDonald spent time on the COVID-19/Reserve List, and as Zach Gentry filled i...

Ben Roethlisberger’s Lament: Do you See What I See? The quarterback and his team need to identify what’s wrong before they can fix it. There’s enough evidence available to identify the former, which gives them a chance to accomplish the latter in time. December 23, 2020 PHOTOS BY PITTSBURGH STEELERS | JAY LAPRETE The Snapshots-with-Santa moments from Monday night’s collapse in Cincinnati betrayed what the Steelers have rapidly and remarkably become. Quarterback Ben Roethlisberger, in ...

Lions’ T.J. Hockenson goes from booed on draft day to Pro Bowler in Year 2 Updated Dec 22, 2020; Posted Dec 22, 2020 Detroit Lions tight end T.J. Hockenson (88) catches a touchdown pass during their NFL game against the New Orleans Saints at Ford Field in Detroit, on Sunday, October 4, 2020. The Saints won the game, 35-29. (Mike Mulholland | MLive.com)Mike Mulholland | MLive.com Facebook Share ALLEN PARK -- T.J. Hockenson was booed at the Lions’ own draft day party at team headquarters. I...

By Mitch Stacy CINCINNATI  — The Pittsburgh Steelers’ December swoon is looking more like a collapse. The Steelers lost their third straight — getting thumped 27-17 by the last-place Cincinnati Bengals on Monday night — after ripping off 11 straight wins to start the season. They couldn’t generate any offense early, and the opportunistic Bengals took advantage of their mistakes. Assured of a playoff berth, the Steelers (11-3) could have wrapped up the AFC North with a win but instead...

By WILL GRAVES - Dec. 22, 2020 02:52 PM EST Cincinnati Bengals quarterback Ryan Finley (5) scrambles to throw during the second half of an NFL football game against the Pittsburgh Steelers, Monday, Dec. 21, 2020, in Cincinnati. (AP Photo/Michael Conroy) PITTSBURGH (AP) — Mike Tomlin, to borrow a phrase, trusts the process. So does Ben Roethlisberger and everyone else on the Pittsburgh Steelers. Yet trusting the reeling AFC North leaders will get things turned around follow...