The Pittsburgh Steelers were not expecting to have their week off so early in the 2020 season. But when the Tennessee Titans had ultimately a combination of 18 players and staff testing positive for Covid-19, the Steelers saw the game being postponed. will this be a disruption? Where do the Steelers go from here?

Welcome to November 7, 2004. Join BTSC's Tony Defeo and Bryan Anthony Davis as they go back in time and relive the memorable 2004 matchup between the Steelers and Eagles.

Since March, the NFL has had an opportunity to craft a plan should players test positive for Covid-19 before a game. After three weeks without games being affected, the coronavirus reared its' ugly head and altered two games. In a point/counterpoint edition of Let's Ride, BTSC co-editors Jeff Hartman and Dave Schofield go at it with their thoughts on how the NFL handle Week 4.

The Steelers found themselves with an impromptu bye week after the Tennessee Titans had, at last count, 18 players and staff test positive with Covid-19. Still there’s plenty to talk about with the Browns, Ravens and Bengals all in action in the early slate of games.

BTSC tries to answer some of the poignant wonderings surrounding the Pittsburgh Steelers. Take a gander at some bold statements on this and more as we label them as fact or fiction

When Diontae Johnson went out of Sunday’s Week 3 game with a concussion, there was concern among Steeler fans. However, the worries were more for the well being of the second-year Johnson and less about the Steelers receiving unit.

When Diontae Johnson went out of Sunday’s Week 3 game with a concussion, there was concern among Steeler fans. However, the worries were more for the well being of the second-year Johnson and less about the Steelers receiving unit.

The term “no dramas” has a lot of connotations. Down Under it has a different slang meaning. With the Steelers at 3-0 and having a drama-filled week, the two blokes put their spin on it.

BTSC Radio Wire: Bryan Anthony Davis joins CBS Talk Radio-Gordy's Sports and More to discuss the Week 3 win over the Texans, the postponement of Week 4 against Tennessee and more

The Steelers aren’t playing this week all of a sudden, but there are plenty of games that are crucial to their playoff hopes, in and out of the division. 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.

The Pittsburgh Steelers and Tennessee Titans will be playing, but it won't be in Week 4. Nowthey will square off against one another in Week 7.

Whether the Steelers are going to lose their bye week is also uncertain. The only thing certain for the Steelers right now is a whole lot of uncertainty.

Whether the Steelers are going to lose their bye week is also uncertain. The only thing certain for the Steelers right now is a whole lot of uncertainty.

Festivus is less than three months away, but BTSC’s Jeff Hartman is feeling obligated and compelled to channel his inner Frank Costanza and commence with the airing of grievances against the NFL. While the Week 4 game featuring the 3-0 Pittsburgh Steelers visiting the 3-0 Tennessee Titans requires attention from the league, Roger Goodell and company obviously didn’t have a protocol in place, appears to be flying by the seat of their pants and contradicted some of the mandates that were originally stated.

The Pittsburgh Steelers and Tennessee Titans will be playing, but it won't be in Week 4.

It’s time once again to become a scout for the Steelers before their latest game. The Week 4 test comes courtesy of the 3-0 Tennessee Titans. Welcome to Know Your Enemy. It’s the show where Michael Beck and Geoffrey Benedict break down the upcoming opponent for the Black-and-Gold.

It’s time once again to become a scout for the Steelers before their latest game. The Week 4 test comes courtesy of the 3-0 Tennessee Titans. Welcome to Know Your Enemy. It’s the show where Michael Beck and Geoffrey Benedict break down the upcoming opponent for the Black-and-Gold.

Going into Week 4 and a clash of two 3-0 AFC teams, the home team Tennessee Titans were thought to be favorites and playing in front of their home crowd. Now because of four players and five Titans staffers testing positive, the game is postponed, Tennessee is locked out of their facility and are thought to be at a competitive disadvantage.

The Pittsburgh Steelers and Tennessee Titans will be playing in Week 4, but it won't be on Sunday.

The Steelers were struggling in the first half of Week 3 against the Texans, but the adjustments that they made in the second half completely flipped the script. With the Tennessee Titans having three players and five staff members having tested positive for Covid-19, they will have to make big adjustments once again

The Steelers were struggling in the first half of Week 3 against the Texans, but the adjustments that they made in the second half completely flipped the script. With the Tennessee Titans having three players and five staff members having tested positive for Covid-19, they will have to make big adjustments once again

Early Tuesday morning, it was business as usual for the 3-0 Steelers as preparations were beginning to challenge their record-equal Tennessee Titans. But then news broke regarding the Nashville NFL franchise having three players and five staffers testing positive for Covid-19. Now the status for the game on Sunday is up in the air. It could go off as planned, be postponed a few days or a few weeks later. Either way, the week is turned upside down for the Steelers

The Steelers took to the field for the third time in 2020 and came away with a third victory. This time it was a 28-21 triumph over the Houston Texans. Mike Tomlin took to the microphone on Tuesday to address the media regarding the team's performance, the injury situation and the upcoming game with the Tennessee Titans.

The Pittsburgh Steelers are going to have to start paying fan‘s co-pays for anxiety medication after another nervous victory. Sure the Steelers beat the Houston Texans 28-21 in Week 3, but Deshaun Watson and his Texans led the Steelers most of the way on Sunday.

The Pittsburgh Steelers are going to have to start paying fan‘s co-pays for anxiety medication after another nervous victory. Sure the Steelers beat the Houston Texans 28-21 in Week 3, but Deshaun Watson and his Texans led the Steelers most of the way on Sunday.