Don't Get Stuck in the Past With Steelers O-Line

It's time to talk about an old narrative that's still being passed around.
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PITTSBURGH -- There's a strange narrative going around about the Pittsburgh Steelers that we want to make sure you don't get stuck in. Yes, this team has questions on offense coming into the season, but those questions have changed - and so should our mindset. 

Kenny Pickett is "getting the hell beat out of him" according to one critical reporter Mike Tomlin needed to fend off, but it's not always the offensive line's fault that their rookie quarterback is taking hits. Which is great when you have a ROOKIE quarterback. 

Plus, the running game is moving, and things look bright. Don't think the same way you did in Latrobe. Things have changed. 

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Stephen Thompson
STEPHEN THOMPSON

Stephen Thompson graduated with a bachelor's degree in communications and political science from Pitt in April 2022 after spending four years as a sports writer and editor at The Pitt News, the University of Pittsburgh's independent, student-run newspaper. He primarily worked the Pitt men's basketball beat, and filled in on coverage of football, volleyball, softball, gymnastics and lacrosse, in addition to other sports as needed. His work at The Pitt News has won awards from the Pennsylvania News Media Association and Associated College Press. During the spring and summer of 2021, Stephen interned for Pittsburgh Sports Now, covering baseball in western Pennsylvania. Hailing from Washington D.C., family ties have cultivated a love of Boston's professional teams and Pitt athletics, and a fascination with sports in general.