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The Pittsburgh Steelers are facing a critical juncture in their season, marked by increasing internal pressures and on-field struggles. The recent loss to the Cleveland Browns, with a score of 13-10, has highlighted the emerging issues within the team.

Head Coach Mike Tomlin finds himself in a challenging position as he navigates these troubles. According to Mark Kaboly of TheAthletic.com, tensions flared during the game, notably involving wide receiver Diontae Johnson. Johnson, who only managed two receptions for 16 yards from eight targets, showed visible frustration, leading to an intervention by rookie offensive tackle Broderick Jones and a significant conversation with Tomlin.

The game against Cleveland underscored the Steelers’ offensive struggles. While the running game, led by Jaylen Warren with 145 yards from scrimmage, showed some promise, the passing game lagged, contributing to the defeat.

After the game, running back Najee Harris echoed the sentiments of urgency and concern. He indicated a need for a serious team discussion, likely focused on the offense. Harris’s comments suggest a growing awareness within the team that their current performance level is insufficient for long-term success in the NFL.

The Steeler need to make changes
The Steelers, with their record still respectable, are at a crossroads. The next steps they take, both in addressing internal dynamics and improving on-field performance, will be crucial in determining the direction of their season.

As they move forward, Coach Tomlin and the team must address these emerging cracks, whether they have been there all along or are newly formed. The solution may lie in a focused team meeting, as suggested by Harris, specifically aimed at the offensive players. This could be a pivotal moment for the Steelers as they strive to get back on track.