Mike Defabo is a Penguins beat writer for The Athletic and numberFire, which was acquired by FanDuel. He covers all things related to the Pittsburgh Penguins, providing updates on player injuries, game analysis, and insights into the team's performance.
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By: Mike Defabo
Injuries have created a mishmash of possibilities along a young Steelers' offensive line to start the season.
By: Paul Dehner Jr., Mike Defabo
One thing all four writers agree upon is the margin between first and fourth in the division will be paper-thin.
By: Larry Holder, Mike Defabo
Coach Mike Tomlin said QB Russell Wilson was held out of practice as a precaution.
By: Mike Defabo
Backup Justin Fields would be in line to start if Russell Wilson is unable to play in Sunday's season opener in Atlanta.
One thing is for sure: This will be an eventful season for the Steelers, full of twists and turns.
By: Mike Defabo
Fields started when Russell Wilson couldn't play Sunday, but it was Chris Boswell's six field goals that helped Pittsburgh beat Atlanta.
By: Nick Kosmider, Mike Defabo
Fields started the season opener after the Steelers scratched Russell Wilson, who's dealing with a nagging calf injury.
By: Mike Defabo
Mike Tomlin raved about veteran newcomers DeShon Elliott and Donte Jackson after Sunday's victory in Atlanta.
By: Mike Defabo
While the Steelers' offensive line goes through constant changes to start the season, a rookie center becomes the mainstay.
By: Mike Defabo
Steelers penalties negated a lot of their progress on offense.
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