In the process of building their roster, the Pittsburgh Steelers wanted to win games through the strength of their defense. As long as the offense took care of the ball and took advantage of field position, the Steelers would love their chances. Through much of the first seven games, that wasn’t the case. However, Sunday’s win over Indianapolis was a glimpse at what this team can be when both sides of the ball complement each other. According to Brian Baldinger, that dynamic can make the Steelers a true problem in the AFC.
“It started up front,” Baldinger said Monday on the Move The Sticks podcast.