Uncharted waters certainly are chopping and filled with fear of the unknown.
That’s exactly where the Pittsburgh Steelers find themselves for the first time in 18 years without Ben Roethlisberger at quarterback, not to mention another nearly 20 players hitting the open market in free agency. Change is coming, and sometimes that can be a good thing.
In this case for the Steelers, change should be viewed with as a welcome, considering it feels as though the Steelers have become relatively stagnant over the last few years under Mike Tomlin and Kevin Colbert. Though Tomlin and Colbert remain in the picture — though Colbert is expected to retire following the 2022 NFL Draft — change is coming in bunches this offseason for the black and gold, good or bad.