Steelers' offense personnel use per-play vs NO and per-play for the season: NO SEASON WR: 2.41 2.49 TE: 1.28 1.43 RB: 1.17 1.06 OL: 5.20 5.02 Jumbo was the big deviation vs NO. 13 plays, 79 yds. Solid return.

Join @SteelCurtainBAD and I for this week's "Here We Go" show, where we break down the Steelers win over the Saints in France: podcasts.apple.com/us/podcas…

Keeanu Benton has taken a major leap this season. The biggest growth I see from him involves getting off of blocks. His hands are constantly active, and it's allowing him to play with more power. He simply doesn't stay blocked. Pro Bowl-worthy season unfolding for #95...

“Slow to the hole, fast through it” is a common coaching point for RBs on zone runs. Rico Dowdle does exactly that here. Great patience in finding this cut, then a burst once he does. The Dowdle/Jaylen Warren backfield is PIT’s best duo since Lev Bell/DeAngelo Williams.

The improved play of the OL on a weekly basis has been remarkable. Getting Iheanachor and Hoffman into the starting lineup certainly helped. But Campen's influence has been undeniable. He's one of the unsung heroes of PIT's early success this season.

The part of me that likes watching the Steelers win football games is enjoying having Aaron Rodgers back. The part of me that wonders who the hell will quarterback this team next year and what the future looks like beyond '26? I try to ignore that part.

This week’s “3-and-Out” article looks at how the Steelers dominated the Saints in the trenches in their 16-10 win on Sunday in Paris: steelcurtainnetwork.com/3-an…

Watch these reps from Yayha Black (94), lined up to the left of center. 1st: slants across the C’s face, eats a double and keeps the OL from climbing to Queen, who is unblocked to the RB. 2nd: slants again, rips free, drops the RB for a loss. This is some Casey Hampton stuff.

The Steelers broke out an old favorite on Sunday -- the Jumbo package -- and it was the catalyst for their best rushing performance of the season in a 16-10 win over the Saints. Here's a breakdown on how Jumbo unlocked the run game. @SteelCNetwork

It's Monday, which means Game Balls here at The Call Sheet. Today, we honor the Dolphins for winning, the Vikings for refusing to lose, some "firsts" across the league, and Tom Brady and Dan Campbell for simply not giving a damn. podcasts.apple.com/us/podcas…

From their own 24. In a tie game. With five minutes left to play. Being a Lions fan must be a wild ride…

Fantastic…

Launching a flag from your back after getting kicked in the nuts is peak officiating.

One of the most surprising factors in Pittsburgh's 16-10 win over the Saints today was Aaron Rodgers' composure in the pocket and his ability to extend plays as things collapsed around him. Here are some of the most impactful plays Rodgers made with his legs:

Top, the walk-off sack from Jalen Ramsey last week vs TB. Bottom, Patrick Queen’s sack today that forced a punt on the Saints final drive. Same stunt from Patrick Graham on what became the last offensive play by both teams. Great timing from the Steelers DC. @SteelCNetwork

PIT 16, NO 10 -- Final Offense: 148 rushing yards. Warren - 21 touches, 137 yards. Dowdle - 15 touches, 86 yards. 33 called passes, 30 runs. Loved the gameplan. Defense: Shough goes 30-38 passing but NO scores just 10 points. The bend-don't-break approach prevails again...

Rodgers creating with his legs yet again! Steelers convert on 3rd-and-6 to take the clock down to the two-minute warning. His mobility today has been invaluable to the offense.

Patrick Graham dialing up the same stunt that produced Jalen Ramsey’s walk-off sack last week vs TB. Patrick Queen gets home on this one to force a Saints punt midway through the 4Q. Graham has shown a good feel for when to bring his pressures late in games.

Rodgers again extending a play with his legs, and a great grab by Brandon Smith to convert another third down. Steelers are 9-of-13 on 3D after ranking among the worst in the league the first six weeks. Big reason they lead by six heading to the fourth.