Fool me once, shame on you. Fool me twice, shame on me. The old saying applies well to the Pittsburgh Steelers’ defense. A unit that’s allowed 31-plus points in each of its first two games. Not only are the outputs similar, the ways offenses are scoring are, too. Defensive lineman Cam Heyward knows it.
“We had to be more aware on the zombie routes,” Heyward said of the defense post-game via the Trib’s Chris Adamski. “They were wide open in the first half on that first drive.”
“A lot of ‘teach tape’ from today’s game, I can tell you that.