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Steelers didn't do the things they had done to get into the playoffs

There are major playoff implications on the line as the Seattle Seahawks play host to the Pittsburgh Steelers on Sunday. Seattle has a far cleaner path to get to the postseason only needing to win its final two games to reach the playoffs for the 11th time in Pete Carroll's 14 seasons. The Seahawks have won two straight following a four-game losing streak, both wins coming by 20-17 scores and involved touchdowns in the final minute of the game. Pittsburgh needs wins and some help to get bac...

SEATTLE — On the list of the NFL’s winningest coaches, Pete Carroll and Mike Tomlin are linked by proximity and success. Carroll ranks 13th all-time with 180 wins between the regular season and the playoffs. Right behind him is Tomlin, with 179 victories. Despite being among the league’s longest-tenured coaches, the two have met only […]

SEATTLE (AP) — On the list of the NFL’s winningest coaches, Pete Carroll and Mike Tomlin are linked by proximity and success. Carroll ranks 13th all-time with 180 wins between the regular season and t...

The Steelers are likely giving the longtime backup a second straight start after he threw for 290 yards and two touchdowns in a season-saving (for now) win over Cincinnati. Rudolph hasn't won consecutive starts since leading the Steelers to three straight wins in 2019. SEAHAWKS PLAYER TO WATCH: WR Jaxon Smith-Njigba has become a bigger part of Seattle's offense in recent weeks.

On the list of the NFL's winningest coaches, Pete Carroll and Mike Tomlin are linked by proximity and success. Right behind him is Tomlin, with 179 victories. Despite being among the league's longest-tenured coaches, the two have met only four times previously heading into Sunday’s matchup between the Steelers and the Seahawks.

The numbers told the story of how 30-13 came about

The Pittsburgh Steelers are reeling following two painful losses. Pittsburgh now sits at 7-6 after falling to lowly Arizona and New England.

It was an ugly day for the Steelers in many different ways

Chicago Bears safety Kendall Williamson was selected 258th overall, one pick before “Mr. Irrelevant.” He accomplished the dream of being an NFL draft pick, but nothing is guaranteed with that heading into next week’s cuts.“Coming in, it was something I was thinking about,” Williamson told The Athletic on Thursday after practice. “But I've realized quickly that me worrying about what's happening next week is only going to deter me from having the best day today and the best ...