The Steelers are now 1-2, having lost to the Bengals at Heinz Field for the first time since 2015 on Sunday.
But head coach Mike Tomlin said during his Tuesday press conference that his team is going to stay the course.
“We’re not going to push the panic button,” Tomlin said, via Brooke Pryor of ESPN. “What do I mean by the panic button? We’re not going to dramatically change who and what we are at this juncture.
“We’re not resistant to change for the purposes of getting better, but we’re not going to be so unsteady that we move away from our compass, our identity that we’ve worked hard to develop — and will continue to work hard to develop — and the emphasis on the style of play, whatever that may be in all three phases.