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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Trump in the Circle: Wrestling and the battle for American masculinity
In March, the NCAA Division I Men’s Wrestling Championships showcased historic moments, including Carter Starocci becoming the first five-time D-I national champion and Wyatt Hendrickson defeating Olympic champion Gable Steveson, while Donald Trump made a notable appearance alongside prominent figures like Elon Musk. Despite mixed feelings among fans, many wrestlers embraced Trump, highlighting a paradox between his lack of athletic background and the sport's core values of accountability. This event underscored wrestling's struggle for visibility...
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