One of the great things about the Pittsburgh Steelers and the history and culture that they have fostered over decades upon decades is that many alumni from the organization, particularly players, remain involved in or at least engaged with the organization.
It can also be one of the frustrating things when you have veterans from teams past who feel the need to chime in and offer unsolicited criticism about everything the current team is doing wrong. Some former players and coaches handle this better than others. I would put Rocky Bleier firmly in the former group, and he offered some thoughts on the state of the Steelers’ offense in the wake of their first loss of the season.