Steelers sack artist T.J. Watt sure knows how to bring down quarterbacks. But the NFL defensive MVP says he’s trusting the Steelers’ brain trust to bring in a new, winning quarterback to Pittsburgh. A quarterback who will win in 2022. Here’s what Watt said on the subject in one of his many interviews following his MVP win.

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Joe Burrow has changed everything for the Cincinnati Bengals -- and for the Pittsburgh Steelers. The quarterback who’s taken his team to the Super Bowl in his second year is now the standard by which the next Steelers’ passer shall be judged. So far, all of the Steelers’ options at this all-important position are coming up wanting.

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In Pittsburgh these days, it appears they’ll wait until a rusting bridge collapses before rebuilding it. It’s much the same with the 2022 Steelers, which are still taking shape.

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Sitting home for the playoffs is making an already disgruntled Steelers Nation plenty more uncomfortable. It’s settling in among Steelers’ fans just how far away their favorite football team is from competing with the likes of the Buffalo Bills, the Kansas City Chiefs and even the Cincinnati Bengals. 

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Steelers coach Mike Tomlin loves to say, “the standard is the standard.” But in recent years, that once-high Steelers’ standard has fallen and can’t get up. Now, they’re losing franchise quarterback and future Hall of Famer Ben Roethlisberger amid another disappointing season and postseason blowout. 

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The last time the Steelers went on the last-seed Cinderella playoff run, running back Jerome Bettis was steps away from retirement and Ben Roethlisberger was a raw, up-and-coming star. We’ve come full circle. Now it’s Big Ben who’s in the two-minute drive of his Hall of Fame career. 

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Pittsburgh poured out its grateful heart to retiring Steelers quarterback Ben Roethlisberger on Monday night. Big Ben’s historic, 18-year run resulted in an unheard-of level of division dominance. But with Roethlisberger retiring, his like might not be seen anytime soon in Pittsburgh. Unless you count the young gun who’ll come to call at Heinz Field when the Bengals make their annual visit.

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It’s nothing short of Steelers sabotage! The Pittsburgh pro football club once known for excellence has totally botched quarterback Ben Roethlisberger’s swan song season.

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Both the Steelers and Ben Roethlisberger are still very much alive in the AFC North. All the talk about a top-to-bottom Steelers rebuild for a post-Roethlisberger era will have to wait. They’re sniffing playoffs in Pittsburgh. 

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Anyone who believes the Pittsburgh Steelers have hit bottom can’t be looking at the schedule that awaits a team that’s no longer capable of being physical on either side of the football. It could get much, much worse, starting this Sunday vs. the Ravens.

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