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The Pittsburgh Steelers' defense must improve in 2026 that much is obvious.

There's still enough talent and a new coaching staff to believe that jump is attainable.

Here are four specific areas to make it happen. Pittsburgh's defense must be better

on third down. The 25th overall ranked unit a year ago, the team especially struggled in

intermediate and and long situations. The Steelers defense was actually third best and third

in short moments, third in one to three yards,

but last in intermediate four to six yards and eight teeth in anything seven plus yards,

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