The Steelers are falling apart at the seams.
Last week they gave the ball away, made some amazing mistakes, and blew a game in Denver they basically from a stat line standpoint dominated.
Sunday against the Los Angeles Chargers at home, they again had things going rather smoothly, leading 23-7 at half, and even getting the ball to start the third quarter.
Then, as fast as you could run up your credit card bill at Christmas, the Steelers fell apart, allowing the Chargers three touchdowns, a pair of two-point conversions, and a field goal on the final play to fall to 7-4-1 with a shocking 33-30 loss.
The team is still in first in the AFC North, but now with games still looming against the Patriots and Saints, winning the division isn’t exactly a ‘for sure’ as it was two weeks ago.
Here’s a couple quick takeaways on what has to go down as one of the worst losses in the coaching tenure of Mike Tomlin.
Dave B.
December 3, 2018 at 8:17 pm
The Steelers are not a championship caliber football team , period . You cant be as inconsistent as the Steelers are , great game one week and lose to a lesser team the next week and honestly think youre going to compete for a Super Bowl . Bottom line , its not going to happen . We may all hate Brady and the Patriots , but the fact is thats why theyre in the big game every year and Brady has five rings . Theyre consistent year in and year out . They beat the teams theyre supposed to beat . The Steelers dont and they havent for a long time . Thats the Mike Tomlin regime .