Black & Yellow | Pittsburgh Steelers M26

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they really nerfed lamar

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they really nerfed lamar

he still has the ratings. He just...doesn't really do Lamar things anymore

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Steelers Pull Away In Second Half For 5th Win


Ryan Williams exploded for three touchdowns in Pittsburgh's runaway victory.

ScoringSummary

Team	Q	Time	Play	Pittsburgh	Chicago
	1st	4:56	Blake Grupe, 34 Yd FG	0	3
	2nd	9:56	Ryan Williams, 9 Yd Pass From Leonard Lawry	7	3
	2nd	3:16	Romeo Doubs, 25 Yd Pass From Caleb Williams	7	10
	2nd	2:24	Ryan Williams, 11 Yd Pass From Leonard Lawry	14	10
	3rd	6:49	Quinshon Judkins, 3 Yd Run	21	10
	3rd	3:03	Quinshon Judkins, 8 Yd Run	28	10
	4th	9:55	Ryan Williams, 1 Yd Pass From Leonard Lawry	35	10
	4th	6:42	Isiah Pacheco, 19 Yd Run	35	17
	4th	1:56	Quinshon Judkins, 3 Yd Run	42	17

Chicago, IL. - Once Leonard Lawry stopped getting in his own way, the Pittsburgh Steelers made quick work of the Chicago Bears.

Lawry threw two first-half interceptions — both converted into points by Chicago — and found himself staring at a 10-7 deficit midway through the second quarter after his second turnover set up Romeo Doubs' 25-yard touchdown. It was the kind of start that could derail the afternoon for a player with less poise, but Lawry once again showed the moxie his coaches have praised since his acquisition.

Pittsburgh responded with 28 unanswered points, methodically dismantling a Bears defense that had no answer for the Steelers' offensive firepower once Lawry settled in and protected the football. By the time the dust cleared, a 10-7 hole had become a 35-10 commanding lead, and the final score of 42-17 reflected just how thoroughly Pittsburgh controlled the afternoon once the early turbulence passed. Isiah Pacheco added a feel-good fourth quarter touchdown for Chicago's final points, but the outcome had long since been decided.

Defensively, Pittsburgh's unit held Caleb Williams — the former Heisman winner now in his fifth NFL season — to 258 passing yards while generating five sacks and limiting the Bears to 255 total yards without a single third-down conversion. It was the kind of performance that has become a weekly expectation for Brian Flores' group rather than a pleasant surprise.

The Steelers improve to 5-0 and return home next week for a homecoming of sorts — Leonard Lawry facing his former team, the Minnesota Vikings, for the first time since Pittsburgh acquired him in last year's draft day trade.


Leonard Lawry | 20/31, 237 Yds, 3 TD, INT
Caleb Williams | 25/34, 248 Yds, TD

Quinshon Judkins | 16 Att, 178 Yds, 3 TD
Isiah Pacheco | 11 Att, 42 Yds, TD

Ryan Williams | 9 Rec, 99 Yds, 3 TD
Romeo Doubs | 5 Rec, 64 Yds, TD

CB Kyler Gordon | 9 Tkl, INT
SS Jaquan Brisker | 6 Tkl, TFL
CB Jaylon Johnson | 6 Tkl, INT
EDGE TJ Watt | 3 Tkl, 2 TFL, 2 Sacks
LB Harold Perkins Jr | 6 Tkl, 2 TFL, Sack
CB Cooper DeJean | 8 Tkl, 2 TFL, Sack

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Also

Defensively, Pittsburgh's unit held Caleb Williams — the former Heisman winner now in his second NFL season — to 258 passing yards while generating five sacks and limiting the Bears to 255 total yards without a single third-down conversion

James won't like this development brother

[Captain Canada]

Really became an overnight success, just needed a quarterback that wasn't absolute dogshit

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back to regular scheduled programming

Also

Defensively, Pittsburgh's unit held Caleb Williams — the former Heisman winner now in his second NFL season — to 258 passing yards while generating five sacks and limiting the Bears to 255 total yards without a single third-down conversion

James won't like this development brother

ay, ya boy is busy. For the Steelers I write it and have Claude clean it up, forgot to double check it

Really became an overnight success, just needed a quarterback that wasn't absolute dogshit

Tbf, that's on me too. I tried making them something they are not...quarterbacks

[djp73]

Offense is offensing instead of offensive.

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Offense is offensing instead of offensive.

having a QB who can complete some passes has buoyed our offense

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2029 - Week Six Preview

Pittsburgh Steelers (5-0)
90 Overall // 92 Offense // 89 Defense
Head Coach: Nathan Scheelhaase
Offensive Points Per Game: 29.7 (2nd)
Pass Yards: 234.1 (8th)
Rush Yards: 125.8 (4th)
Defensive Points Per Game: 17.0 (8th)
Opp Pass Yards: 196.8 (4th)
Opp Rush Yards: 79.5 (5th)

Minnesota Vikings (2-3)
87 Overall // 89 Offense // 85 Defense
Head Coach: Teryl Austin
Offensive Points Per Game: 19.2 (21st)
Pass Yards: 212.8 (21st)
Rush Yards: 91.4 (17th)
Defensive Points Per Game: 20.0 (14th)
Opp Pass Yards: 228.6 (21st)
Opp Rush Yards: 86.5 (12th)

Pittsburgh Steelers                                     Minnesota Vikings
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N/A                                             | INJ | DT Marvin Cash (88) Dislocated Ankle (3-7 Weeks)

Pittsburgh Steelers                         | 2029 Results                      | Minnesota Vikings
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Detroit Lions W 21-7                        | Week 1                            | Atlanta L 6-26
@ Cincinnati W 20-10                        | Week 2                            | Green Bay W 27-9
Cleveland W 39-27                           | Week 3                            | @ Carolina L 13-14
@ Baltimore W 27-24                         | Week 4                            | New Orleans L 27-35
@ Chicago W 42-17                           | Week 5                            | Detroit W 23-16

Pittsburgh Steelers                                             Minnesota Vikings
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QB Leonard Lawry  113/174 (64%), 1,206 Yds, 10 TD, 6 INT| QB  | JJ McCarthy 89/140 (63%), 1,064 Yds, 11 TD, 3 INT
HB Quinshon Judkins  84 Att, 491 Yds, 7 TD              | HB  | Jordan James 85 Att, 337 Yds, TD
WR DK Metcalf   23 Rec, 400 Yds, 2 TD                   | WR  | Cam Coleman 17 Rec, 308 Yds, 5 TD
WR Ryan Williams   27 Rec, 196 Yds, 6 TD                | WR  | Justin Jefferson 21 Rec, 204 Yds, 3 TD
MLB Jason Verdon  26 Tkl, 5 TFL, Sack                   | DEF | MLB Connor O'Neil 32 Tkl, Sack
DT Derrick Harmon  14 Tkl, 8 TFL, 3 Sacks               | DEF | EDGE Nick Bosa 27 Tkl, 7 TFL, Sack
EDGE TJ Watt  16 Tkl, 13 TFL, 8.5 Sacks                 | DEF | EDGE Dallas Turner 11 Tkl, 2.5 Sacks
CB Cooper DeJean  29 Tkl, TFL, Sack INT                 | DEF | CB Jermod McCoy 23 Tkl, INT