Steelers’ strategy scrutinized: From Russell Wilson’s height to playoff game streaming

Steelers’ strategy scrutinized: From Russell Wilson’s height to playoff game streaming
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Mark Rice from Las Vegas, NV, raised concerns about Russell Wilson’s height affecting his performance against the Steelers defense. In response, it was noted that Wilson’s height, listed at 5-foot-11, might be a factor. An analysis from NFL.com before the 2012 NFL Draft highlighted Wilson’s strengths as an accurate passer with good mechanics and command of the offense. However, it also pointed out that his height could limit his effectiveness at the professional level.

Todd Walter from Linden, NC, questioned trends in the Steelers’ offensive line management. The response acknowledged past successes with undrafted players but emphasized the need for investing in premium draft picks and free agents to build a strong offensive line. Specific players like Kendrick Green and Kevin Dotson were discussed in terms of their fit and contributions to the team.

Samuel Pam from Brooklyn, NY, expressed frustration over playoff games being streamed exclusively. The response clarified that while streaming is becoming more common due to cord-cutting trends, it is not accurate to say fans are blacked out since games are available online.

Matt Valcho from Holly Springs, NC, suggested Cam Heyward as a candidate for Defensive Player of the Year. It was noted that interior defensive linemen rarely win this award unless they achieve standout statistics like Aaron Donald did in previous years.

Joe Asher from Tampa, FL, looked forward to a potential third game against the Ravens this season. Historically, the Steelers have faced division rivals three times in one season on 12 occasions with varying outcomes.

Howard Radziminsky from Scottsdale, AZ, commented on the importance of having a franchise quarterback for success. The history of the Steelers supports this view as having a top-tier quarterback has been crucial for their achievements.

Tom Henson from Martinsville, IN, humorously asked if his question inspired discussions on The Drive podcast about non-Sunday games for the Steelers. The response praised The Drive for its informative content but jokingly wished they would contribute more often.

Wayne Eppehimer from Jamestown, NY asked about potential Wild Card Round matchups if both the Steelers and Chargers had lost their Week 18 games. It was explained that under those circumstances, Pittsburgh would have played against Houston.



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