The Pittsburgh Steelers are looking to improve their performance this season with Mike McCarthy at the helm and Aaron Rodgers leading the team. Despite a lack of consistency last year, the Steelers made it to the postseason with the help of Rodgers, who had a good season. However, the team’s inconsistency and questionable losses led to the resignation of Mike Tomlin.
New Additions
The Steelers have added Michael Pittman Jr. and Germie Bernard to their receiving room, as well as cornerback Jamel Dean to boost their defense. With these new additions, the team is hoping to improve their performance and make a deeper run in the postseason.
Aaron Rodgers, who will be 43 by the end of the season, is still a talented player, but his age is a concern. If he can play slightly better than an average quarterback, the team should have enough weapons to get back into contention. The Steelers’ offense should be at least league average, and their defense, with TJ Watt and Cameron Heyward, has a chance to be competent.
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