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 struggling to vanquish the Ravens and the loss of Bud Dupree for the season. BTSC tries to answer some of the poignant wonderings ahead of time.

Steelers are still undefeated, despite the NFL and COVID-19’s best efforts to ruin this historic record. Now in Week 13, the Steelers front up against the Washington Football Team who have a 4-7 record, but the talent to have a record reflecting the reverse.

Steelers are still undefeated, despite the NFL and COVID-19’s best efforts to ruin this historic record. Now in Week 13, the Steelers front up against the Washington Football Team who have a 4-7 record, but the talent to have a record reflecting the reverse.

Most of the time, Steelers fans know who to root for. But here’s a guide to significant matchups, and whose losses Pittsburgh would benefit more from this weekend.

Monday at 5:00 p.m. EST, the Washington Football Team will take the field against the Steelers to extend their winning streak to three and snap the home team’s mark at eleven. It’s time once again to become a scout for the Steelers before their latest game on Know Your Enemy

Monday at 5:00 p.m. EST, the first-place Washington Football Team will take the field against the Steelers to extend their winning streak to three and snap the home team’s mark at eleven. It’s time once again to become a scout for the Steelers before their latest game on Know Your Enemy

The Steelers barely beat Baltimore on Wednesday to extend their record to 11-0, but they may have exposed their weaknesses in a big way on Wednesday.

The Steelers are 11-0, but they suffered a crushing win against the Baltimore Ravens on Wednesday. Where is your confidence level now?

The Steelers are 11-0, but they suffered a crushing win against the Baltimore Ravens on Wednesday. Where is your confidence level now?

Mike Tomlin took to the microphone on Thursday to address the media regarding the Steelers' dismal performance in the win over the Ravens to raise the team’s record to 11-0, the injury loss of Bud Dupree and the upcoming game with the Washington Football Team.

It’s perfectly normal (and typical) as a fan to be disappointed by the Steelers less than stellar win against a Baltimore Ravens roster decimated by Covid. But when the head coach comes out and evaluates his team’s efforts as “us sucking”, that dismay is truly justified. Just how accurate is Mike Tomlin’s evaluation of the Steelers performance in Wednesday’s 19-14 win over the rival Ravens.?

Six days later, the Steelers and Ravens finally got a chance to play in Week 12 at Heinz Field. The Ravens roster was depleted somewhat because of the Covid-19 outbreak in their locker room, but they gave the Steelers all they could handle. In the end, the Steelers came away with a 19-14 win.

Six days later, the Steelers and Ravens finally got a chance to play in Week 12 at Heinz Field. The Ravens roster was depleted somewhat because of the Covid-19 outbreak in their locker room, but they gave the Steelers all they could handle. In the end, the Steelers came away with a 19-14 win.

After a week of uncertainty and uneasiness, the Steelers and Ravens actually took the field of battle against in Pittsburgh. Of course, there was so much narrative surrounding this game. The Ravens came in believing that they could shock the football world and gave Pittsburgh all that they could handle. The Steelers came away with an ugly win.

The rosters for Wednesday’s possible game between the Steelers and Ravens look nothing like that of the two reams that played a month ago. But even though the pandemic altered the look of this game, we must never forget that it’s still the Steelers and Ravens.

The rosters for Wednesday’s possible game between the Steelers and Ravens look nothing like that of the two reams that played a month ago. But even though the pandemic altered the look of this game, we must never forget that it’s still the Steelers and Ravens. This will be just one of the subjects that will be discussed in the latest installment on the BTSC family of podcasts, The Scho Bro Show.

So much has been said about the Steelers and Ravens during the long build up for their Week 12 matchup. But as the postponements continue to linger, it’s becoming more and more like a soap opera.

The NFL compromised their Covid-19 protocol by allowing the Baltimore Ravens to threaten a strike if they kept their Week 12 scheduled matchup on Tuesday. It makes one wonder if and when this game is actually going to be played. This is just one of the subjects that will be discussed on the latest episode of the BTSC podcast, The Steelers Hangover.

The NFL compromised their Covid-19 protocol by allowing the Baltimore Ravens to threaten a strike if they kept their Week 12 scheduled matchup on Tuesday. It makes one wonder if and when this game is actually going to be played. This is just one of the subjects that will be discussed on the latest episode of the BTSC podcast, The Steelers Hangover.

The Baltimore Ravens have allegedly violated Covid-19 protocol, have reportedly threatened to strike if the game that their actions supposedly caused to be postponed were to be played on Tuesday and are now seemingly getting players back after they’ve had time to recover and pass the protocol.

The Steelers are 10-0 and looking to clinch over a fierce AFC North rival this week. Granted it’s not for the division title, but if the Steelers can beat the 6-4 Ravens...Baltimore won’t be able to catchthem. Of course, B-More will be missing key personnel due to Covid-19 and have been reeling since the Steelers defeated them four weeks ago. However, Baltimore will always be dangerous and can never be discounted.

Hopefully, the Steelers and Ravens (sort of) get to renew acquaintances on Tuesday night, But with so many players on the Covid-19 list for the Ravens, so many things are expected from this game. But when the Ravens battle Pittsburgh, you can’t always rely on the typical.