Rush the quarterback on defense, play ball control on offense, and don’t turn the ball over. This is the Steelers’ tried and true philosophy for winning football games. But does it still work in Today’s NFL? In wake of the Kanas City Chiefs’ 38-35 victory over the Philadelphia Eagles in Super Bowl 57, the Steeler way not only seems outdated and stale but dead-wrong in a quarterback-driven NFL where elite teams routinely put up nearly 40 points a game, no matter what kind of offense and defense they’re facing.

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