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Welcome to the terrible take a mini podcast telling Steelers nation what's on our mind.

I'm Josh Carney.

In the NFL, all things are cyclical. Good news for the Pittsburgh Steelers,

though, is that at least based on their recent roster moves, they are getting in on the

correct cycle within the league at the right time.

While the likes of the Patrick Mahomes's Josh Allen's, Joe Burrows, and Justin Herbert's,

light up the skies with a passing game in a flashy style of football that has become increasingly popular in today's NFL.

We're seeing more and more teams starting to turn back to the old school smash mouse style of offense.

The Philadelphia Eagles were one such team to lean in heavily on the running game in recent seasons.

And this past season it took them all the way to a Super Bowl appearance.

Same for the San Francisco 49ers who are consistently right

there at the top of the league each and every season despite injuries and

changes on the roster year after year. A big reason why they have such great staying power is their ability to run the

football and stick to their identity.

As more and more teams look for smaller, faster defenders to combat the speed and

spacing offenses are rolling out, more and more teams are going bigger, stronger,

and more old school to take advantage of the lack of the size in the NFL today, at least from defenders.

That seems to be what's happening with the Steelers who got to that level, sort of in the

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