The Steelers want to be good enough so that questionable calls don't affect them. They're not
Mike Tomlin understands and likely shares (on some unspoken level anyway) wide receiver Diontae Johnson's problems with the officiating during Pittsburgh's unwieldy 20-10 loss to Jacksonville on Sunday. The way Tomlin figures it, there's one sure way to make them irrelevant: play better. “It is our desire to win definitively where potentially controversial calls are less significant,” Tomlin said.