Fanspeak: Pittsburgh Steelers

It’s a weird year to need a quarterback. There are teams like the Pittsburgh Steelers that desperately need a franchise signal-caller. And then there are teams like Detroit and Carolina that already have a young quarterback recently drafted high in the first round but are already looking for a replacement. Oh, and have you heard … More »

The Pittsburgh Steelers had high hopes before the 2009 season. Fresh off their win over Arizona in the Super Bowl, Mike Tomlin was entering his third season as head coach, while quarterback Ben Roethlisberger was going into his fifth season and entering the prime of his career. Together, they led Pittsburgh to a 22-10 regular … More »

For the first time in a long time, Pittsburgh needs a new quarterback. But the top QBs might not be available when the Steelers pick at No. 20, and Pittsburgh isn’t known to reach for a player in the draft. So, you can probably scratch QB off the list in the first round. Pittsburgh also … More »

At 3-3, Pittsburgh finds itself in an unfamiliar position: tied for last in the AFC North with Cleveland. But the Steelers have plenty of time to right the ship, as they have the seventh-easiest remaining schedule, according to Tankathon. (Cleveland has the third-easiest remaining schedule). And the team is having to get the job done … More »

Last week, the Las Vegas odds makers came out with their projected win totals for every NFL teams. In the AFC North, the experts and prognosticators have the Bengals projected to win the division for a second straight year followed by Pittsburgh, Baltimore, and then Cleveland. Over the past few seasons, the AFC North has … More »

What is wrong with the Baltimore Ravens seems to be the question everyone in Ravens nation wants answered these days. Fanspeak.com Ravens staff writer Matt Pearce wrote a nice piece earlier about what is wrong the 2013 edition of the Super Bowl Champs. In an attempt to either ease the pain– or cause more– here … More »

I could sit here and write an article about what the Baltimore Ravens need to do today to win their fourth straight game at Heinz Field against their most hated rivals, the Pittsburgh Steelers. I could point out that the Ravens need to get their 27th ranked rushing attack on track, protect their Super Bowl … More »