Can the Steelers find their offensive rhythm?

Nick and John  discuss the team's recent signing of cornerback Asante Samuel Jr., highlighting it as a low-risk, high-reward move that stabilizes the secondary and allows Jalen Ramsey to remain at free safety. They then provide a detailed analysis of the offense's "disaster class" performance against the Chargers, attributing the struggles to poor play from quarterback Aaron Rodgers, receivers failing to get open, and questionable personnel usage, particularly the underutilization of running back Jalen Warren on third downs. They also explore the idea that Rodgers' decline is linked to his age and a reluctance to take hits. Looking ahead, they frame the upcoming game against the Bengals as a must-win and a "get-right" opportunity for the offense against a weak Cincinnati defense. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices