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Steelers haven't always looked good during their 3-1 start. They also don't care
The Steelers' defense, led by T.J. Watt, has forced multiple turnovers and six sacks in recent games, helping them lead a weakened AFC North at 3-1.
- On Sunday, the Pittsburgh Steelers flew back across the Atlantic after a 24-21 victory in Dublin, Ireland, leaving them atop an AFC North that looks less formidable than four weeks earlier.
- Steelers coach Mike Tomlin said the team hasn’t played particularly well over the first month, noting late-game errors after nearly losing a four-point lead a week earlier.
- Defensive playmaking, led by T.J. Watt, has fueled Pittsburgh, with the defense producing five turnovers at New England and sacking Minnesota quarterback Carson Wentz six times.
- Tomlin stressed the simple ledger: `We're 3-1, and that's all that matters`, preserving the Steelers’ run of over two decades without a losing season.
- Rivals’ injuries and scoring woes have widened Pittsburgh’s path as the Baltimore Ravens reel, the Cleveland Browns haven’t reached 20 points, and the Cincinnati Bengals are without Joe Burrow.
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Pittsburgh Steelers quarterback Aaron Rodgers and head coach Mike Tomlin after the Steelers' 34-32 win over the New York Jets on Sept. 7, 2025. -- Ed Thompson / Steelers Now The Pittsburgh Steelers (3-1) currently have a 34% chance to win the AFC North. Coming into the season, Pittsburgh had the third-best odds to win the division. It’s still early, but injuries have altered the outlook for the two favorites to win the AFC North. The Baltimore R…
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