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One to grow on (opens the original)
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Momentum can be resumed or re-created from week to week if not generated from one week to the next, but after a breakout offensive performance against the Bengals quarterback Aaron Rodgers doesn't think the Steelers are there yet. "You start from zero for sure, but there's some vibes that start to flow a little bit if you put together a couple good performances in a row," Rodgers observed. "We have one decent performance so we're gonna try and stack a few." The Steelers' 30-27 victory over the B
The Max factor, earning a promotion and pitch selection (opens the original)
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The Steelers started No. 1 pick Max Iheanachor for the first time in his three-game NFL career in Sunday's victory over the Bengals with more of a sense of expectation than trepidation. It was time to start the rookie at right tackle, the staff concluded, because Iheanachor was prepared to do so. "The comfort level, for me it was just the cadence, the snap count, owning that," offensive coordinator Brian Angelichio explained today. "I think (quarterback) Aaron (Rodgers) did a great job with the
Getting their kicks from distance (opens the original)
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The Steelers aren't just talking about being aggressive as it relates to kicker Chris Boswell and repeated long-range field goal attempts, they're taking their shots whenever possible. "We feel we have a kicker that we can, if we choose, put him out into those situations, that we're going to be successful," special teams coordinator Danny Crossman emphasized. "And historically he's proven that." Boswell's two field goal attempts in Sunday's 20-3 loss at New England came from 57 and 56 yards out.
Watt will they do for an encore? (opens the original)
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There's much to assess and much to correct, as there always is for coordinators after season-opening games, win, lose or draw. For defensive coordinator Patrick Graham, there's also much to appreciate as it relates to linebacker T.J. Watt's remarkable pick-six on the second play of the fourth quarter in Sunday's 20-13 win over the Falcons. Watt was rushing the passer rather than dropping into coverage at the time. "Just watching the highlights over the years, watching him in practice, getting to
Coordinators embracing challenge of navigating opener (opens the original)
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The uncertainty associated with NFL regular-season openers is part of the nature of the beast, from Atlanta to Seattle. Defensive coordinator Patrick Graham intends to respond accordingly in advance of the Steelers' opener on Sunday against the Falcons. "As we're getting prepared for Atlanta right now, the guys on the roster, they've played against some of the players there," Graham noted. "OK, so how did this rush go against this (offensive) tackle? How did this rush go against this guard or ce
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