Steelers' Playoff Hopes Hang in the Balance
Steelers' Playoff Hopes Hang in the Balance

Steelers' Playoff Hopes Hang in the Balance

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The Pittsburgh Steelers enter the playoffs on a sour note after a narrow 19-17 loss to the Cincinnati Bengals, marking their fourth consecutive defeat and ending their regular season with a 10-7 record. The team's recent downturn has been marked by communication issues and defensive lapses, as highlighted by veteran safety DeShon Elliott's public comments following their loss to Kansas City. Despite these challenges, the Steelers still have playoff hopes, depending on the outcome of the Los Angeles Chargers versus Las Vegas Raiders game, which will determine if they face the Ravens or Texans. Meanwhile, the Steelers' defense, once formidable, has struggled against top quarterbacks, including Joe Burrow, causing internal questioning of players' commitment. Former linebacker Emmanuel Acho criticized Burrow, questioning his elite status despite a strong offensive season with the Bengals. The Steelers must address their defensive inconsistencies and offensive struggles to have a competitive playoff run.

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