Was trading George Pickens a smart move for the Pittsburgh Steelers? With undeniable talent and the ability to make incredible catches, Pickens was often considered a top 10 player. However, his limited route tree in Pittsburgh – primarily slants, go routes, and comebacks – didn’t showcase his full potential. In a more dynamic offense like Dallas, with a quarterback like Dak Prescott at the helm, his numbers would likely soar. But concerns about his maturity and effort in the locker room can’t be overlooked. Did the Steelers make the right decision by moving on from a player who seemed to struggle both on and off the field? Let’s dive into the analysis!Joey Porter Jr. has displayed impressive physical tools at 6'2"" and 195 pounds, boasting long arms and athleticism that make him a promising talent. His rookie season was solid, particularly highlighted by strong performances against top-tier receivers like Ja'Marr Chase and Tee Higgins, suggesting he was on track to becoming a true shutdown corner. However, his progression seems to have stalled in recent games, with penalties becoming a recurring issue and his ability to consistently shut down opposing receivers diminishing. One area where he has struggled is with ball skills; he has dropped too many potential interceptions, resulting in only two career picks. As the Steelers look ahead, the question arises: should they consider extending him? With 11 games remaining this season and only one year left on his contract, it’s likely the Steelers will focus on bolstering their cornerback position in the early rounds of the upcoming draft—perhaps sooner than some may expect.The Pittsburgh Steelers' roster is in need of a serious jolt, especially after the eye-opening performance against the Bengals. As we set our sights on a potential playoff run in 2025, the question looms: should the Steelers seek a trade for a wide receiver or cornerback? The cornerback position has shown signs of aging, with both Slay and Ramsey falling flat in the recent game. Is it just a one-game anomaly, or a sign of deeper issues? Meanwhile, the quest for a reliable WR2 continues. While Roman Wilson has flashed promise, players like Scotty Miller and Ben Skowronek haven’t been able to meet the high demands needed for a playoff contender. Tune in as we dive deep into the necessary moves that could redefine the Steelers' season!Pittsburgh Steelers fans, we dive deep into the heart of the team's defensive struggles this season. With alarming stats showing the Steelers sitting at 28th in total defense, giving up an average of 374 yards per game, and ranking 31st against the pass at 258 yards, it's clear that drastic changes are needed. The secondary has been particularly disappointing, plagued by injuries and an aging lineup featuring players like Slay and Ramsey who are no longer performing at their peak. Linebackers Queen and Wilson have also underperformed, struggling against both the run and the pass.The scheme itself has raised eyebrows, criticized for being too basic and predictable—just ask the Bengals and Patriots who've exploited it. We often hear complaints about the lack of adjustments during games, as the coaching staff seems reluctant to adapt when the initial game plan doesn't work. Is there hope for improvement? Absolutely, but it requires a collective effort from the players and a willingness to embrace change. Join Big B as he breaks down these pressing issues and explores what it truly takes to turn this defense around. Don’t miss it!We ARE...Steelers Almighty!!!__________________________Ways to Support Steelers Almighty: 🛍️ BIG Merch | https://steelersalmightyshop.com/ 🛍️🚨 Become an Almighty! JOIN Steelers Almighty as a member! 🚨 https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCgIrOw8M4dNVs-WcMSaZUxA/join✨Get Your Terrible Towel✨| https://amzn.to/4hlUGSW✨All Black Terrible Towel✨| https://amzn.to/4aG5LMp CashApp | https://cash.app/$SteelersAlmightyVenmo | https://account.venmo.com/u/steelersalm