In the aftermath of the Pittsburgh Steelers’ 28-14 AFC wild-card loss to the Baltimore Ravens, safety DeShon Elliott expressed frustration with the team’s recurring pattern of underperformance in the playoffs, citing a lack of consistency in finishing strong. Despite various routes to the postseason, the Steelers have struggled to advance beyond their first playoff game, including a recent trend of defensive shortcomings that contributed to a four-game losing streak to end the regular season. The Ravens exploited the Steelers’ run defense, amassing 299 rushing yards and dominating the game with a physical ground attack, leaving Pittsburgh searching for answers and solutions to their playoff woes.
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Browns Send Strong Message to Shedeur Sanders After First NFL Practice
Shedeur Sanders had a challenging start at the Cleveland Browns rookie minicamp but rebounded impressively, earning praise from the team. Once projected as a Top 5 pick, Sanders fell to the fifth round and faced stiff competition from veterans and fellow rookies but reportedly outperformed Dillon Gabriel during practice. With support from the Browns and mentorship from Tom Brady, who encouraged Sanders to use his draft slide as motivation, the rookie aims to prove himself...
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