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If someone had said early last September that the Steelers secondary was among the best units in the NFL, I would have called them crazy. At the end of the first two weeks, they were giving up an average of 320 passing yards per game, and were one of the main reasons the team found itself sitting at 0-2. But, on September 16th, the Steelers made a trade that suddenly turned a below average group into a force to be reckoned with. Minkah Fitzpatrick was truly the missing piece in a secondary which needed a center-fielding free safety.