The Steelers' offense got its mojo back. Now comes the hard part: keeping it

Steelers’ offense got its mojo back, but the challenge will be keeping it

The Steelers have scored 20 or more points in three straight games just once since the start of the 2021 season. Pittsburgh travels to Houston in Week 4.

In a span of 6 plays, the Steelers’ offense got its mojo back. Now comes the hard part: keeping it

PITTSBURGH — Mike Tomlin used the word “mojo” as a catchall of sorts when trying to describe what the Pittsburgh Steelers’ offense was missing during the first two weeks of the season. Here’s a few others Pittsburgh’s longtime coach could have substituted: Confidence. Rhythm. Swagger. Creativity. Coherent play-calling. (OK, that last one’s three words). For six plays in the third quarter of Sunday’s 23-18 victory over Las Vegas, it all returned…

In a span of 6 plays, the Steelers’ offense got its mojo back. Now comes the hard part: keeping it - Record Herald

By WILL GRAVES AP Sports Writer PITTSBURGH (AP) — Mike Tomlin used the word “mojo” as a catchall of sorts when trying to describe what the Pittsburgh Steelers’ offense was missing during the first two weeks of the season. Here’s a few others Pittsburgh’s longtime coach could have substituted: Confidence. Rhythm. Swagger. Creativity. Coherent play-calling. (OK, that last one’s three words). For six plays in the third quarter of Sunday’s 23-18 vic…

The Steelers' offense got its mojo back. Now comes the hard part: keeping it

The third quarter of Sunday's win over Las Vegas offered a glimpse of what the Pittsburgh Steelers hope can become a regular occurrence.

In a span of 6 plays, the Steelers' offense got its mojo back. Now comes the hard part: keeping it

The Pittsburgh Steelers showed signs of progress in a 23-18 victory that improved their record to 2-1. Quarterback Kenny Pickett threw for multiple touchdowns for the first time in his

The Steelers’ offense got its mojo back. Now comes the hard part: keeping it

The Steelers' offense appears to have gotten back the "mojo" that coach Mike Tomlin said was missing to start the season.