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Mike Prisuta's coverage is heavily focused on local sports, particularly football and the Pittsburgh Steelers. He appears to prioritize game analysis and event coverage, with a significant portion of his articles consisting of reviews from games.
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The Steelers game against the Bengals was nothing less than a revelation, even if Mike Tomlin was reluctant to acknowledge its significance.
There’s no event like it. It’s as compelling as it is historical, and that’ll never change.
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We still don’t know how good the Steelers can be, but we know this much: If Pickens is unavailable, the offense grinds to a halt.
They’re clearly doubting the QB they were once convinced was the answer. Russell Wilson can still be that, but not through risk-management.
A team that for long stretches of the regular season appeared to be different turned out to be just that in the postseason — but for the worst reason imaginable. And it’s going to take more than a free agent or a draft pick to fix that.
By: Mike Prisuta
It’s not what they’re doing that’s the problem. It’s how ineffectively they’re doing it that needs to be fixed.
Turning to Justin Fields in the Steelers’ ongoing quarterback saga is an idea whose time has arrived. There’s no guarantee it’ll work, but there aren’t many — if any — reasonable alternatives.
EDITOR'S NOTE: This is another in a series of articles looking back ay some of the highlights from the 2024 season.
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