The Steelers didn’t turn up to play last week, so instead of previewing a game against the Bills this week, we’re staring straight into countless questions of being knocked out in Week 1 of the playoffs. Was 2020 a ‘stolen’ season for the Steelers, their players and of course - fans?

The inquiries surrounding the black-and-gold are definitely ever-evolving, especially this week with the Steelers ousted from the playoffs after enduring a 48-37 pounding at the hands of the Cleveland Browns at home. With four coaches departing the team on Thursday, there will be plenty of changes in Pittsburgh. To quote John Lennon’s No. 1 song from 40 years ago today, It’s (Just like) Starting Over. There is surely a lot to wonder about. BTSC tries to answer some of the poignant wonderings ahead of time.

The Steelers might not be playing the Bills in the divisional round of the NFL playoffs, but they did 25 years ago. The Steelers entered 1995 looking to right the wrong of their devastating loss in the AFC Championship to San Diego, but it started poorly going 3-4 before winning the AFC Central at 11-5.

Bryan Anthony Davis recently joined Coach Gordy for his weekly segment on CBS Talk Radio-Gordy's Sports World and More to talk about the Pittsburgh Steelers playoff exit, the NFL Divisional Games and the death of former Steelers fullback Tim Lester.

The Steelers 11-0 start had many fans thinking Super Bowl. But after going 1-5 at the end, that promise turned to pessimism for the future and the black-and-gold have been eliminated from the NFL playoffs.

The Steelers 11-0 start had many fans thinking Super Bowl. But after going 1-5 at the end, that promise turned to pessimism for the future and the black-and-gold have been eliminated from the NFL playoffs.

The Steelers made news Thursday by announcing four vacancies on their coaching staff. This is the result of offensive coordinator Randy Fichtner, defensive backs coach Tom Bradley and offensive line coach Shaun Sarrett not having their contracts renewed and tight ends coach James Daniel retiring. The key reduction seems to be Fichtner’s. What will be the ripple effects of the closing of “Randyland”?

The Steelers made news Thursday by announcing four vacancies on their coaching staff. This is the result of offensive coordinator Randy Fichtner, defensive backs coach Tom Bradley and offensive line coach Shaun Sarrett not having their contracts renewed and tight ends coach James Daniel retiring. The key reduction seems to be Fichtner’s. What will be the ripple effects of the closing of “Randyland”?

The Steelers are expecting to make major changes in the off-season, but the moves aren’t promising to be exciting at all. In fact, fans can’t expect an influx of new and exciting nomes to get all pumped up for.

Welcome to the show where Michael Beck and Geoffrey Benedict break down the upcoming opponent for the Black-and-Gold. With the season over after a gut-wrenching loss to the Browns in the Wild Card game, the team to really analyze is the 2020 Steelers themselves.

Welcome to the show where Michael Beck and Geoffrey Benedict break down the upcoming opponent for the Black-and-Gold. With the season over after a gut-wrenching loss to the Browns in the Wild Card game, the team to really analyze is the 2020 Steelers themselves.

The Pittsburgh Steelers have decided to part ways with offensive coordinator Randy Fichtner, and two other coaches.

The Steelers had an amazing run to start the 2020 regular season, They did the same back in 2017 as well. But when the postseason came around, that success subsided in their first playoff game at home.

Mike Tomlin took to the microphone on Tuesday to address the media regarding the Steelers' performance in the loss to the Cleveland Browns and his teams disappointing elimination from the postseason.

The Steelers’ season went down in flames in the last month and now that the 2020 season is officially over, there is so much uncertainty and disappointment surrounding the black-and-gold. But despite the disappointment, we will always love our Steelers.

The Steelers’ season went down in flames in the last month and now that the 2020 season is officially over, there is so much uncertainty and disappointment surrounding the black-and-gold. But despite the disappointment, we will always love our Steelers.

With the 2020 season over and the Pittsburgh Steelers failing to add a seventh Lombardi trophy to their collection, all eyes turn to 2021. But with the Steelers going all-in last season, this team will not look the same and many changes will be on the horizon.

The Steelers lost 48-37 to the Browns on Sunday to find themselves out of the postseason and searching for answers. For Steelers Nation, it feels like disaster has struck and a long rebuild could be in order. Is that just a knee jerk reaction to the shock and trauma of the loss?

The Steelers lost 48-37 to the Browns on Sunday to find themselves out of the postseason and searching for answers. For Steelers Nation, it feels like disaster has struck and a long rebuild could be in order. Is that just a knee jerk reaction to the shock and trauma of the loss?

The Steelers started out the 2020 season at 11-0 and ultimately ended it at 12-5 after a disastrous 48-37 loss in the Wild Card Round of the playoffs. So, just where did they go wrong?

The 2020 Steelers saw their season come to an end quite akin to a dumpster fire mating with a train crash. If you are looking for members of the Steelers to point fingers at, there’s plenty of blame to go around.

The Pittsburgh Steelers season is over and it, more or less, ended on the first play of scrimmage when Maurkice Pouncey’s snap sailed over Ben Roethlisberger’s head and the Browns recovered in the end zone. After that, Ben threw a trio of picks in the first half and the Browns capitalized like crazy scoring 28 points in the first quarter of play.

The Pittsburgh Steelers season is over and it, more or less, ended on the first play of scrimmage when Maurkice Pouncey’s snap sailed over Ben Roethlisberger’s head and the Browns recovered in the end zone. After that, Ben threw a trio of picks in the first half and the Browns capitalized like crazy scoring 28 points in the first quarter of play.

The Steelers started from behind right away and never recovered to fall to the Cleveland Browns in the Wild Card Round by the score of 48-29 .A once promising season is sadly over. As always, Mike Tomlin was available after the game to comment on the proceedings.

There’s always so much to talk about when it comes to the Pittsburgh Steelers. But the inquiries surrounding the black-and-gold are definitely ever-evolving, especially this week with the Steelers getting ready to host the Cleveland Browns in the first round of the AFC Wild Card at home.