There are a myriad of reasons why the Pittsburgh Steelers dropped a frustrating game to the Chicago Bears in Week 12 at Soldier Field Sunday, from struggles offensively with backup quarterback Mason Rudolph in the game, to the defense struggling to generate much of a pass rush or hold up in coverage on the back end.
But one of the biggest areas Steelers head coach Mike Tomlin cited Tuesday during his weekly press conference happened to be special teams. Tomlin praised Chicago kicker Cairo Santos for his work on kickoffs, creating challenges for the Steelers.
One Steelers player drew Tomlin’s ire a bit though, at least on special teams.