The Steelers blockbuster trade with the Miami Dolphins welcomed safety Minkah Fitzpatrick to the Steel City just 12 days into the 2019 season. So what was the “Minkah Effect” on the Steelers in 2019?

The defensive corps of the 2019 Pittsburgh Steelers made a monstrous leap into the upper echelon of NFL defenses last season.

In the latest episode of “Steelers Q&A” show, Bryan Anthony Davis and Tony Defeo analyze where the current linebacking unit stack up among the best in team lore.

The hope among Steelers fans is that Big Ben can resuscitate an offense that was coding out. Couple that with the defense’s return to the top of the rankings and the team could be on the verge of making great memories to last for generations to share.

One thing that Steelers fans never lose is the mostly pleasant memories of following their franchises throughout each season. One BTSC podcaster recounts his 40 years as a fan.

in 2019 Steven Nelson justified his free agent contract with elite play as a cover corner opposite Joe Haden. As great as his season was, do the Steelers have a player in Nelson better than their standout Haden?

BTSC interviews NFL legend and Hall of Fame kicker Morten Andersen

With players returning from injury, receivers gaining great experience last year and a top draft choice, the Steelers receivers seem to be a strength. But who is the number one wide receiver and they really need one?

Cam Heyward has been with the Steelers since being drafted in the first round in 2011 and has been a stalwart on the defense. With Heyward’s contract expiring after the season, will the Steelers give him a new deal before the season starts?

As has been the case the last couple of years, the Steelers have made trades right before the opener. Who could be a candidate to be dealt after camp this year?

Barry Foster, Bud Dupree and Cam Heyward both took time to reach high heights, but it was worth the wait when they finally emerged. Who are the next Steelers ready to take that giant leap?

Ben Roethlisberger is back and armed with a full compliment of weapons. But with a loaded stable of receivers and Eric Ebron joining Vance McDonald at the tight end position, will there be enough balls to go around for both of the tight ends?

Some people feel that Ben Roethlisberger’s injury is too much for the quarterback to overcome. Join BTSC’s Tony Defeo as he discusses how 2020 will be a revenge tour for Ben Roethlisberger, the Steelers having training camp at Heinz Field and more.

Racial unrest is very much at the forefront in America. With indications that NFL players will again conduct their own protests by kneeling during the National Anthem, will fans still attend games?

With the world under the veil of Covid-19 there could be only a limited number of or absolutely no people watching Steelers games live. Would you pay more to have a complete and socially distant experience on the North Side in the Autumn months?

With names like Bullet Bill, Whizzer, Mean Joe, the Blonde Bomber and Hot Rod, the Steelers have a rich drafting tradition. But who is their finest all-time selection?

When Ben Roethlisberger returns to the field as the signal caller of the Pittsburgh Steelers he will be a Comeback Player of the Year candidate. However, there are many contenders for that honor than just No. 7.

Join BTSC Radio as Dave Schofield and Michael Beck interview new Steelers DT Chris Wormley.

At the age of 38 and coming off of elbow surgery, what exactly will Ben Roethlisberger's 2020 season need to statistically look like?

The Steelers have had great success getting to the opposing quarterback in recent years. The 2020 edition of the Steelers boasts five players that are in shouting distance of the top ten all-time in team history.

2019 was a down year for JuJu Smith-Schuster and James Conner with injuries and production. Videos and posts on social media feature the Steelers’ pair working out like madmen. The two should be commended for their offseason dedication.

Ben Roethlisberger is back and looking to lead the Pittsburgh Steelers to a division tiltle. But does No. 7 still rule the AFC North.

With Covid-19 forcing NFL teams to have training camp at their respective facilities, will it be a disadvantage for the Steelers not to be at Latrobe?

Will the possibility of no raucous Steelers crowds forcing silent counts, furiously waving towels and bellowing out the lyrics to “Renegade” negate the Heinz Field home advantage?

With Javon Hargrave gone and an abundance of of talented running backs on the schedule, the key to defensive success for the Steelers in 2020 may just be in their run sopping ability.