0:26 - Mason Rudolph speaks to media3:33 - James Washington's story8:45 - Steelers offense expanding17:33 - Anthony Chickillo arrest18:05 - OLB depth without Chickillo or T.J. Watt19:37 - Signing Tuzzar Skipper?27:54 - Ravens win over Seattle35:38 - Miami Dolphins preview41:43 - AFC North Predictions

Through six games we've seen a complete resume from Devin Bush. As a rookie, you're expected to make mistakes. Bush did. He was mentally wrong on a number of occasions through the Steelers' first four weeks - blowing coverage, being in the wrong spot, the usual rookie mishaps. Since then, he's been the best linebacker in Pittsburgh. In a group of T.J. Watt, a breakout Bud Dupree, and Vince Williams, Bush is playing better than anyone. His interception, fumble recovery and touchdown ended the Chargers' hopes of winning before the end of the first quarter. There are other defensive rookies playing well this season, but outside of maybe one, Devin Bush is the midseason Defensive Rookie of the Year.

0:42 - Thoughts on Los Angeles3:24 - Overreactions following Week 610:35 - Minkah Fitzpatrick's worth16:30 - Artie Burns performance20:30 - Cameron Sutton role28:30 - Kameron Kelly's role when Sean Davis returns 33:45 - Baker Mayfield's struggles this season45:15 - Steelers/Ravens second half preview 1:02:45 - AFC North Week 7 predictions

The Pittsburgh Steelers have lost a Hall of Fame quarterback, then a backup, and a number of other pieces to the puzzle. Their 2-4 heading into the Bye Week. Right now, the season should be over. Yet, somehow, some way, there's still a constant thought that this season is far from over. How? That answer is very simple - the NFL hasn't changed that much.

0:38 - Ravens' loss recap 5:00 - Defensive improvement 9:38 - NFL's need to change targeting rule 16:10 - Jaylen Samuels' injury/Benny Snell Jr.'s role25:40 - Coordinator problems 29:00 - Faith in Devlin Hodges32:50 - Steelers vs Chargers preview38:01 - Why the Steelers' season is still alive 43:55 - AFC North Predictions

Devlin Hodges didn't get drafted in the 2019 NFL Draft, or signed following it. The Samford quarterback was a stretch to make a 53-man roster this season, but after a crazy turn of events, he's in Pittsburgh. Now, he's looking at the biggest opportunity of his career.

Lamar Jackson has certainly improved since last season, and the Ravens 2-2 record through four games has plenty to do with the play of their young quarterback. But the losses may have more to do with how much this team has to rely on him than the wins. Lamar Jackson isn't necessarily the name that worries the Pittsburgh Steelers - Mark Ingram is.

1:11 - Bengals recap 4:55 - The use of the wildcat 7:30 - What credit goes to Randy Fichtner and Mike Tomlin?15:50 - Pass interference calls 23:08 - Devin Bush's performance in Week 427:15 - T.J. Watt and Bud Dupree's performance in Week 4 28:43 - How Minkah Fitzpatrick has changed the Steelers defense 32:25 - Why play calling is still a problem37:26 - Baltimore Ravens preview56:50 - Cleveland Browns hype 1:09:30 - AFC North predictions

Nick Vannett is a low-cost tight end who's spent most of his time in Seattle as a blocker. With a contract that ends in 2019, the Steelers have to have some sense as to whether or not they'll keep him around moving forward. With a desperate need at the position, Vannett makes an immediate impact for the offense. Vance McDonald remains an injury risk and with Xavier Grimble on IR and Zach Gentry underperforming, the Steelers needed to do something about the depth. 10 Minute Takes - part of the Three Rivers Podcast collection - brings you today's news and analysis in, you guessed it, ten minutes. Go inside today's biggest Pittsburgh Steelers news and breakdowns with host, Noah Strackbein. New episodes every Tuesday and Thursday.

San Francisco recap (0:45)Will there be changes moving forward? (7:25) Nick Vannett trade (12:50)Are the Steelers still thinking postseason? (15:55)What changes need to happen on offense? (20:40)Should Mike Tomlin be blamed? (28:00)Keith Butler's broken defense (39:00)AFC North predictions (1:03:50)