Mark Madden is a local journalist based in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. He writes for the Pittsburgh Tribune-Review and is a featured contributor on iHeartRadio. Known for his strong opinions and sports analysis, Mark focuses on covering the Pittsburgh Steelers, Pittsburgh Penguins, and other local sports teams.
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Mark Madden's coverage heavily focuses on local sports, particularly football and ice hockey within the context of Pittsburgh. His articles often include expert commentary and analysis related to the Pittsburgh Steelers and Penguins.
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By: Mark Madden
The Steelers' offense is going to stink. The Steelers have the worst wide receivers in football.
The Steelers’ offensive problems will come home to roost when they face third-and-long. When it’s third-and-7 or longer.
By: Mark Madden
Let’s be blunt: It’s time to wonder whether the Steelers know what they’re doing. The Steelers drafted Broderick Jones to be their franchise left tackle, or so we thought. Traded up to pick him. But, over a year later, Jones still isn’t at left tackle. Coach Mike Tomlin said he
By: Mark Madden
The best thing that could realistically happen for the Steelers is to go 8-9 or worse. To get out from under the phony non-achievement of Coach T never having a losing season.
By: Mark Madden
Those who do what I do root for the story. Not for a team or an athlete, but the story. Anybody in my profession who says otherwise is either a mark, or lying.
By: Mark Madden
The Steelers' offense under new coordinator Arthur Smith is a work in progress. Sunday's season opener at Atlanta didn't yield much progress.
By: Mark Madden
Terry Bradshaw won four Super Bowls and is in the Pro Football Hall of Fame. Ben Roethlisberger won two Super Bowls and is a lock for the Pro Football Hall of Fame. After that, the Steelers’ quarterback history gets a little murky. The Steelers cut Johnny Unitas, who might be
By: Mark Madden
If you look at the stats, re-upping Andrew McCutchen for next season seems a no-brainer.
By: Mark Madden
Reports say that Justin Fields will start the next two games at quarterback, including Sunday's visit to Denver.
By: Mark Madden
Russell Wilson should be the Steelers' starting quarterback the minute he's cleared. (That's assuming he's not already cleared and was shadow benched at Denver on Sunday.)
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