Hello everyone. I'm Matt Williamson at Williamson NFL. As I've been telling you, I will probably be at mini-camp when you're listening to this. I'm recording it on Memorial Day.

Hope everyone had a great Memorial Day. I got a lot of stuff going on. I just want to knock this out quick, probably just a five, ten or ten minute, you know, conversation today. But I am excited to get down to

a minicamp, see these rookies in particular, body types, as I've mentioned. And you're not

to get sick of it, but I'm going to come back to a time and time again that I think you guys

that have listened know that my two big goals are increasing yards per carry for the Steelers from last year, up to like the 4-2-4-3 range, and frankly, leading the league in sacks.

And we're going to stress the second part of that today.

I mean, sack differential is a real strong component to winning teams. And their sack

differential was minus nine, which means Steelers' quarterbacks are sacked nine more times

than they produced. And a lot of that I'll tell

you is on the quarterbacks. We've talked about that before. But that's only better than six teams,

minus nine. And they're all bad teams. You know, that's not going to cut it. So again, I'm stressing

the defensive side of things today. They ended up with a sack percentage, percentage of dropbacks that end up in a Steelers' defensive sack.

6.3%.

That's 18th.

I mean, just exact middle of the road.

Pressure rate of 34% is 16th, exactly middle of the road.

You know, like, that ain't going to cut it.

And again, some of that is situational.

You know, the Aaron Rogers game, the ball came out super quick.

Okay, but it's 17 games.

And average time to throw against the Steelers was near the shortest in the league,

but not in the top five or so.

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