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The Pittsburgh Steelers don't technically have to win their Week 16 game to make the playoffs, but if they want to remain in the driver seat, and in control of their own destiny, they better approach the Jets game as if their season depends on it.

The Pittsburgh Steelers have an offense problem in 2019, and this is no secret. However, who to ultimately put the blame on for such an anemic group should be easy to find. Here is a hint, it isn't the QB.

The Pittsburgh Steelers and Buffalo Bills are very similar teams in many aspects. Play tough defense, keep the offense within striking distance and hope a big play or two is made. On Sunday Night Football it was the Bills who out "Steelered" the Steelers at their own game.

The Pittsburgh Steelers are coming off a Week 15 loss to the Buffalo Bills when their offense failed at every turn. Although the playoffs are still a reality, is this offense worthy of a postseason berth?

The Pittsburgh Steelers had every chance to win the game in Week 15 vs. the Buffalo Bills, but a ton of turnovers ultimately resulted in a 17-10 loss. Devlin Hodges looked bad, and now the Steelers are in must-win situations moving forward.

The Pittsburgh Steelers are on the verge of a playoff berth, but there are doubters out there who feel this team has only beaten bad teams and aren't worthy of the playoffs. Can the Steelers beat the 9-4 Bills and prove to they are indeed worthy?

The Pittsburgh Steelers defense used to be their Achilles heel, but not anymore. The once maligned defense has turned elite, and it is paramount the organization does everything in their powers to keep this unit together for the long term.

The Pittsburgh Steelers and Buffalo Bills have a lot of connections. Mike Tomlin and Sean McDermott played college football together. There are Edmunds brothers on both teams. But these two teams are essentially built the same way. Struggling offense and dynamic defense. Who will come out victorious in Week 15?

The Pittsburgh Steelers are 8-5, and with all the turnover they've had on their roster it has taken them some time to get into the groove as a unit. Luckily, and just in the nick of time, the Steelers have found their identity.

The Pittsburgh Steelers are a team who has their limitations offensively. Some of it is self-imposed, and others due to injury. Nonetheless, this team can see success on that side of the ball, and it starts from the very beginning.

The Pittsburgh Steelers are 8-5, shockingly, and fans are starting to raise their expectations for the black-and-gold in the near future. Fans are talking about the playoffs as a certainty, and not just a possibility. Are the Steelers still playing with "house money"?

The Pittsburgh Steelers are now 8-5 after their Week 14 win over the Arizona Cardinals. The win was huge, and now has the Steelers in the driver seat when it comes to their playoff destiny.

Devlin Hodges is 2-0 as a starter for the Pittsburgh Steelers, and ‘Duck Mania’ has hit the Steel City with a vengeance. How long can Hodges sustain this play, and will he be able to stay ahead of the learning curve in the NFL?

The 2019 Pittsburgh Steelers have been a tough nut to crack. After Ben Roethlisberger’s injury the team stuck together and made trades which have paid dividends. All the while there is one BTSC podcaster who has been wrong about a lot of things relating to this 2019 Steelers team.

The Pittsburgh Steelers are riding high off a huge Week 13 win vs. the Cleveland Browns at Heinz Field, but a Week 14 game in Arizona vs. the Cardinals is a game they can't afford to lose. Can they avoid the let down?

The Pittsburgh Steelers are riding high after their Week 13 win over the Cleveland Browns, but are they due to come crashing down to earth vs. the Cardinals in Week 14? Or is this a different Steelers team?

Throughout the Pittsburgh Steelers' back-to-back wins there has been a beautiful trend unfolding. The return of the running game. Has the power running game returned to stay in the Steel City? Or is it just another blip on the radar?

The Pittsburgh Steelers have struggled with their identity throughout the trials and tribulations of the 2019 season, but maybe they have found their identity in the form of a Duck and a tremendous defense?

While the Browns faithful were talking about how Pittsburgh "started it", the Steelers certainly finished it. And by "it" we are talking about the Browns' playoff lives.

The Pittsburgh Steelers were absolutely embarrassed in many a way against Cleveland in Week 11. With all of the drama, accusations and press that followed that disaster in Cleveland...have the Steelers gotten over it?

The Pittsburgh Steelers and Cleveland Browns will square off for the second time in three weeks Sunday, and it is time for the talking to stop. Time for the Steelers to put up, or shut up.

The Pittsburgh Steelers could be viewed as the epitome of mediocrity in 2019, but the fact of the matter is the team taking a step or two backwards could be just what the doctor ordered.

The Pittsburgh Steelers' offense has been non-existent the past few weeks, and with Devlin Hodges taking over at QB it is time for the team to go all-in.

The Pittsburgh Steelers are 6-5 and now turn to Devlin Hodges for their huge Week 13 game vs. the Cleveland Browns at Heinz Field. It begs the question, is the future quarterback of the franchise on the current roster?