Do we need to be concerned about Big Ben and the Steelers?

It's reasonable to be worried about Wilson's first season. Wilson was to be the man for the whole season. This was possible thanks to Mut 22 coins the trade of Sam Darnold. Wilson is being pressured to much, mainly due to Mekhi Becton has been absent. The Jets could draw a stronger defensive matchup, but their running game isn't fully mature.

In Week 3 Mac Jones played his most difficult game of the season. He threw a trio that was so flims that it brought nothing but a silent sigh from his coach.

Do you think Brady wants to shame Belichick in order to run up the score and have the Buccaneers snuff out Mac defensively? Because I do. and I think Belichick does too: he knows what this Tampa defense can impact his young quarterback. He has to know if Brady is looking great, and Mac looks awful and the Bucs dominate the Pats then the fans will be talking. Perhaps we underestimated the Patriots' rush attack and offensive line -- Jones was the Patriots leading rusher throwing 51 times. This offensive strategy will not be successful in New England.

Tom Brady spoiled us all by crashing into the ground. For the vast majority of quarterbacks is still rapid and sudden. Ben Roethlisberger looks like he was playing full Thelma, Louise and jumped off on a cliff. Steven Ruiz, the Ringer's director of video productions cut Ben's throws up against the Bengals on Sunday and arranged them on grainy western-style footage with saloon music in the background. This was probably the most fun thing I've ever seen on Monday however it's also one of the most depressing because Ben is totally clean.

The Steelers have not made the decision to cheap Madden 22 coins invest in the offensive line in the offseason. This has led to poor run play even with Najee Harris being drafted in the 1st round. Harris did get 19 (!) targets in the pass-game on Sunday, catching 14 of them. Lindsay Rhodes had me on her podcast on Monday and dropped this nugget: Harris had 109 yards after the catch on 102 receiving yards. It's amazing!